I would not venture beyond your skill set and suggest you risk harming yourself, such as getting electrocuted, however, once you have completed your work, have it inspected with the local building inspector.

There is only $3,000 in the total HOA accounts.Condo has alot of issues documented in a Home Inspectors Report. 

Problem is, I’m in Indianapolis where, 1/4 mile outside of downtown, in any direction, is C to D class neighborhoods.

To make a long, expensive story short, we discovered that builder failed to insulate an entire 3rd attic space and didn't seal wall cavities up in the main attic or insulate chases properly (Inspector failed too). 

Inspector required me to place full house fire alarm even though I was not doing anything related to it.  

You may be able to hire a local home inspector, for example.

Hello,I currently have an investment property in the University of Indianapolis area (east side specifically in 46227 zip code).

One client in Indianapolis rents a small, furnished single-family for 3-month terms to traveling nurses.

@Alex RodgersGet the rent on my Bay Area SFH up to market rate, may do MTR one of the rooms (existing tenants are okay with this), raise rents on existing tenants in mult-unit (a little difficult since it's under rent control so for 2023 could raise it 3.6%), raise rent on existing tenant Class A Indianapolis home (still figuring out the amount, don't want to scare away a great tenant). 

In other words, while it’s permissible, if inspectors are giving a hard time for the sake of not granting licenses.