The jumpers in the meter slots don't look heavy enough to carry much more than about a 60 amp load, if that.

Erica Naglecrazy story, sorry you're goin through all this. guess I did myself a small favor by not going to the recent flipping formula events in this area that were being advertised all over the web.

They get it with their move-in folder in the little biz card slot.

Go to the IRS web site and get an EIN (employeer id number).

Perhaps this is what all of those "foreclosure data providers" will give to you, but I got the itch to write some web programs and I've got some ideas.When researching a foreclosure I would think you would want the following pieces of information:Land / Parcel ID for the propertyDeed for the propertyLiens against the property (mortgage, HELOC, judgments, etc.)Tax recordsContact information for the owner of the propertyCourt cases against the owner of the property (foreclosure, utility companies suing for past due bills, etc.)Public health records (e.g. was the building condemned?)

From their web site-  https://bouldercolorado.gov/plan-develop/smartregs"SmartRegs requires all licensed rental housing, about half of Boulder's housing stock, to meet a basic energy efficiency standard by Dec. 31, 2018."

We listed a deal on their web site as an equity promoter. 

I use the storage room at my apartment building installed a very nice mail slot and gave the door a number.

And they have a great web site that has a wealth of information.

Notice the singed neutral slot (the wider one).