To add to the fun she also never put the utilities in her name and since I had them on auto pay when I lived there I was still paying the electric bill.

Most of the time the electrical works. 

Well the inspection is complete today , it was postpone until today so I could get into each unit... there are major damages to the exterior of the property. bowing brick facing, roof replacing, electrical problems, furnace problems, termites, omg on and on and on,let alone the fact that all tenants claim they put up a  security deposit one claiming 2 months, There was so much but looking on the surface the place looked really good ,,When I was told about due diligence that was spot on, getting a professional inspection is worth it because I would not have known until it was to late and to late is after closing when I would own all of these problems

I have the ability to pull permits and do the electrical, plumbing and HVAC my self. and I have enough construction contacts to cut out the business and hire the tradesman my self.  

So, you'll be doing a full electric upgrade.

In England, the bank holds the deed, much like an automobile transaction here in the US. 

The home I applied for was bought by an investment company and they pretty much completed the rehab process (including new electrical!!!)

i'm looking at flip opportunities here a lot now, and, at distressed pricing, you're seeing so much termite and rot damage, aged and salt water affected plumbing and electrical that it's a tear down.  

My biggest peavy is there was no cover on electrical panel just a cabinet door covering it.

The house that has the well pressure tank also supplies the electric to the pump , if that tenant has their electric cut off , both buildings have no water . second , if there is a water treatment system that too is in the first house , who takes care of the chemicals.