Hire electrician to move any electrical from walls we’re removing 4.

Make sure you understand all the expenses like gas, electric, water and sewer and find out what the landlord pays. 

Terry Burger a close friend and associate of mine is a self-proclaimed data geek and his super power is understanding the retail consumer and how to find opportunities in current data trends.

I put solar panels on the home so now its should valued at about $200k.Here's what the numbers look like currently:Mortgage balance: $94,94815 year fixed mortgage at 2.5% (6 years in, 9 left to go)Interest: $197.75 monthlyPrincipal: $776.58 monthlyEscrow: $536.95 monthlyTotal Monthly: $1,511.28 (tenants are paying only $1,000 but I told them $1,600 or get out so they're leaving on Oct. 1)Taxes: $5,268.10 yearlyInsurance: $1,002.15 yearlyIf Renting:Property management company says I can get a tenant for $1,500 to $1,600 a month (one suggested starting at $1,700 due to little-to-no electricity bill).They take one months fee to set-up place a tenant in, 10% every month to collect rent, and $40 fee per maintenance coordination.Refinancing offers:I have 3 offers so far and working on more, all are 30 year fixed/conventional.

Or electrical with sufficient coverage and amperage...?

I also own a licensed electrical company so I can help you on the electrical side as well.

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They are hard to put back up on jacks.Look at what the electrical system is made of, all of it. 

Did not want to run the risk of them shutting power off or water off once the tenant moved out and having an issue.

I’d like to start with private money as I have a lot of friends who have done well for themselves as well as family that may be willing to help.I’ve realized the power of bringing in capital since day 1 and knew if I want to achieve my goals I would need to do it.