No freaking way I'm gonna be on the hook, especially if we are talking about Duke Energy. 

Anyone have any thoughts on what my best course of action is so I can try and do this in the best and efficient manner.

to anyone who hasn't yet established UK domicile: Apparently there may be things you can do before this happens that are tax efficient.

Two story homes gain efficiency in cost per SF because they save on foundations, roofing and exterior walls. 

New to the rental property investing game and I’m just trying to determine criteria to analyze deals more efficiently.

They are the most competitive that I've worked with and get everything done efficiently and diligently with no hassles.

Know this, anticipate it, and don’t give all your energy and availability away for free unless it actually provides ROI.2.

Even in cases where their is no cost savings, risk mitigation, or operating efficiency, these devices can still be a good marketing investment as they can sometimes help you stand out vs the competition.

Newer washers and dryers are more energy-efficient and can save you money on your utilities than the old units.

But, as tech/software gets better and things become more efficient for them they will be able to keep track of everything so you need to be ready for future changes and new ordinances being put into effect with tighter restrictions and harsher penalties as in my opinion it is inevitable.