The waste line will be more of a challenge, but certainly doable. 

I had one for a while....it does very little if anything for an investor - except of course, providing you with some knowledge - which you can get anyway.People seem to think that it gives you an advantage by cutting out the buyer's agent, and reducing the price by that 2.5%, but this is not always the case.If you do some searches on the forum you will find many posts on this....

Didn’t read all 49 pages but some questions/recommendations - don’t mention radon unless your state requires it, it just confuses people - add an early lease termination fee, makes the process very cut and dry if a tenant wants to break a lease early.

Finally at the end of 2020 my wife told me; "you are just wasting money on this".

Finally at the end of 2020 my wife told me; "you are just wasting money on this".

However, no one said you drive buyers around… I basically said your working a 9-5, wasting your life to break it down slowly for you. 

Additionally, they cut a small hole in the fence so SDG&E (the utility company here) can read the meter from the empty lot.

Was given an estimate of $500/year but sounds like a waste of $$.

My only concern is that because it has 2 meters and the house flows more like multi family than single family I might just be wasting a-lot of money.

I've been thinking of contacting other wholesalers in my area for their wasted leads: Low/no equity, meh motivation.