It currently has electric but no gas, water, or sewer.

When I moved it I had electricity (which I barely used except to run appliances, and I mean that my monthly bill averaged $30), heat (which again I barely used...nothing that cheap sweatshirts and blankets can't fix if you're just sitting on your computer looking at BP), and running water...and in this regard I literally mean running because I had a 4 foot hole in my dining room ceiling with a plumbing leak and a red Solo cup to catch the drip while I slept on an air mattress on the floor.

When the inspection turned up knob and tube I wanted to make sure this was taken care of given this is a rental and the electric was not up to code.

Corner lot, right across the street from a park.2 car garageLarge backyard Roof goodPlumbing && electrical good A/c goodWood burning fire place Living room, dining room Walk in closets Very spacious rooms Just needs updating Asking 149k OBOARV :306k 85$ psqftPlease feel free to contact me for more details! 

I wouldn't waste anymore time/energy trying to reason with them.

Time and energy gets wasted on both sides.

Good luck finding a place like this as there is very high demand in Denver.Once you find a location with the correct zoning, if that's the industry you want to target, you're going to have to upgrade electrical to the warehouse.  

While electric and gas are separated in my area usually water/sewer/trash are not and therefore paid by the landlord. 

VPM requires the tenants to front the costs to rehabilitate the property, pay all the overdue taxes, and resolve any outstanding building code violations associated with the property, Wisconsin’s complaint states.And, if the tenant does not remedy those issues within a short period of time, VPM evicts the tenant and “repeats the cycle by renting the uninhabitable property to yet another Wisconsin consumer,” the Wisconsin DOJ said in a statement.According to the complaint, VPM rented properties with sewage in the basement; black mold; lack of water, heat, or electricity; insect infestation; and multiple code violations; among other issues."

Electricity is passed on to the tenant.