I'm not sure about the electrical.

Wanted to share with everyone the home that my Co has built that beats the code in energy efficiency by 62%.It's 13,000 sq ft (not including 4 car garage).The average winter temp inside of the home is 75 degrees from 6 am till 11p and 72 degrees at night.In the summer interior temp is 74 degrees with humidity of 30%.Average monthly heating, cooling and electric bill is under $200

That one provider that does cover a home with electrical wall heaters, they refused to offer coverage because the home is too old. 

Still more islands, but some customers are looking for more 'definition' of the spaces too.As for the electrical, isn't there already 220 electric going to the cooktop?

I got my first call that my SFR was on fire possible electrical.

Over the phone he was asking for $59,000 for the property and saying all it needs is drywall and kitchen cabinets to get it rolling; and that he has already done the roof, sub floors, windows/doors, framing, electric, and plumbing.The most similar house recently sold, that I've found so far at least, was about a block down the road from it and went for $126k back in August.

I would give the unit with the electrical and water demand part of the proceeds of the laundry.

The tenant would pay for all utilities including heat, electric, water sewer and trash.5. 

Plumbing and electrical are proving to be my weakest points.

All of the electric, plumbing and chair mounts destroy the space.