Each year I bought 1-2 properties which needed extensive work.

How extensive is it?  

Thank you for the reply Hai.This one is undervalued comp wise and the repairs are not that extensive.

Perhaps it needs extensive repairs, is in a bad neighborhood or some other unknown impediment.

For the past several months I have been doing extensive research on real estate and finding the details in every last aspect of it but I wouldn't advise over analyzing everything because it takes money to make money and you can't flip or start cash flow properties without a fairly large capital so I would recommend focusing on wholesaling which is an easy way to start building capital if you really work at it.

It was zoned for 2 units, it has been operationally 3 units for 18 years based on utility records (DTE Planning Department keeps extensive records).I performed extensive cosmetic renovations on this property.

Give the fact that this tenant has been there a week and is already asking, I'd buy an extension chord and plug it into an outlet connected to the OTHER unit.

@Sean Holland can’t help with the cancellation policy side, but why don’t you just run an extension cord into the house to run the system from the temp pole?

I feel like that would be blindly trusting someone without extensive research (which becomes a job since it’s revolving paid back loans and new loans).      

The only way I could ever see that happening is if the unit needed extensive repair.