We've put in new electrical, replaced radiant heat with all new HVAC and just about everything else from drywall to restoring 100 year old hardwood.

Get a scope of work if possible, and particularly look for the major capex items including roof, HVAC, plumbing & electrical.

Tenant and Landlord have inspected the premises and have found it ready for occupancy.Tenant agrees the unit and its contents are in satisfactory order, as are the electrical, plumbing, and heating systems.

. - Even though we added the the vaulted ceiling, we were able to have it done without taking work away from the other items that are happening this week (plumbing and electrical). - Landscaping has also started.

The main electrical panel is located in the same closet as the hot water heater and I'm wondering if we are going to have issues come inspection time.

The property already had a new roof, updated electric and plumbing installed throughout so all that's really needed now are cosmetic updates.

So now you've gone thru the "cosmetics" Kitchen remodel/bath remodel/opening up the floor (and don't forget the cost of the "supporting beams") , new flooring, paint, smooth ceilings; don't neglect the structural aspect and exterior - electrical upgrade?

A few days after closing I called the oil and electric company and had the utilities put in my name.

Is the electric grounded?

Obviously it's not fair that a single person in 1 unit could be paying the electricity for the 6 people that live next door.