I was checking the utilities out and was a bit overwhelmed by the average electric bill, Central and forced HA; of 450 /m in 2013 and 376 currently with a winter month high of $600.  

Is it true that, if you buy a Detroit house, there is no City infrastructure to turn on utilities, so you are stuck with no water, no electric?

I forgot to mention it also has a 3 car garage with storage and a huge (like 20x50') screenhouse with electric. 

You need to start with where you want to end up...and reverse engineer from there.  

This new equity is key to completing our HUD funding since the lender will also underwrite our partner.We have extended the tax credit commitment, plan to apply for a tax pilot, are engaging the GC, architect, engineer, HUD development consultant, and mgt. co for the project.

You need to do this for water, electric, HVAC, and general handyman maintenance problems.

My parent built a house with electric heat way back in the day and then when it was done electric heat went thru the roof so they took a lose on the house just to pay off the money they owe.

His own electrician was killed in an electrical fire.

Brief summary:I'm twenty two years for age, working full time for an engineering firm as a test engineer.

Most of the things they inspect are fairly obvious (new paint, clean carpet, safe electrical outlets, etc.).