Also you as far as your heating goes, you can go to Lowes or Home Depot and buy baseboard electric heaters.

If it is truly only cosmetic work I may not but anything electrical, plumbing, HVAC, structural, is getting permitted.From that picture looks like you got caught out by Tacoma Power for no permit electrical work.

It depends on the type of cockroach.If you have adjoined units the roaches will simply go in the walls away from the bait to other units.You have to do the whole building.For every one roach you see there are hundreds to thousands of others you can't in the walls.Pest control companies are extremely expensive and can make you go broke for what they charge.The only way to afford ongoing pest control is to price it in from the beginning as a cost when you purchase.Even if you can no longer see roached they are still breeding the walls.This is why once stabilized you have to do ongoing quarterly treatments to keep them at bay.If you don't the bugs will come right back as you will always get one tenant who is a slob.

So I had an exterminator come out and he did the heat treatment to treat the bud bugs well yesterday while picking up the rent she informed me that the bed bugs are back.

We are going to be redoing the entire electrical, plumbing, and heating systems, so we aren't afraid to move some walls.The hardwood in the living room and bedrooms looks good (isn't cupping or bowing) but I am not sure if I should spend the time sanding and sealing or if another solution is recommended.

Seems that by the time you do site work, foundations, and electrical it can't be much cheaper than conventional building.

They had no problem providing the info, this was for electric and water services. 

Unless the property is within a few hours drive you are likely going to pay the 20% property management fees and then tack on about 20-40% operating expense ratio from there to get some round numbers (remember you will be paying for cable, landscaping, electricity, gas, HOA, etc. etc.).I personally have been looking for a beach property for a few years, unfortunately my 'regions' are California/Hawaii and right now it's just tough to make the numbers work for my specific investment criteria. 

I live a few hours from the cabin, but if I happen to be there, I'll bake cookies for the next guest.Charcoal and lighter fluid for the grill, hairdryers, first aid kit with itch relief ointment for bug bites, etc., umbrellas, ponchos, spices, cooking oil, coffee, tea sugar, detergent. 

I felt uneasy about it, seemed like a conflict of interest to meAnd so it began...Tenant complains the inside is dirty and there are bugs, spiders everywhere.