By far the most technical aspect is the electrical if you need to add a breaker and run electrical.Other's concerns about placement is valid depending on the layout of the home.

We have fixed the plumbing and electrical but would love to get recommendations for the rest of labor needed.

One needs a new roof, new HVAC and an electrical upgrade along with all the other general items like kitchen remodel, flooring, paint, etc.

Get yourself a good housekeeping crew and handymen and contractors lined up for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, hot tub, and appliance. 

The tenants will be able to tell you if their roof is leaking, if there are electrical issues, plumbing issues, etc.

Plus, inflation is through the roof and I don't have a place to put my money for it to retain its value.Here are the numbers:Purchase price- 370kMonthly Taxes- $297.42Monthly Insurance- $83.33Water- $48Common Electric-$35Sewer-$156.59Trash-$103.6Cap Ex 10%- $341Repairs 10%- $341Vacancy 5%-$170.5tenants pay their own gas and electric4% loan w/ 10% down payment $1728.54(I originally calculated the loan like this because that's what I could afford before trying to go the FHA route.

DC power is way different than AC Power.

Electrical?

Being designed to sit in 1st position, it has the staying power more similar to that of a traditional mortgage.

We learned the power of leveraging property.