Anyone that would, may subject themselves to a litany of regulations regarding ability to pay, benefit to borrower, etc..

I would be inclined to provide, so I can have control of hooking it up with good venting and good supply hoses.  

To be a Realtor comes with alot of expense just to start up and then there's those pesky rules and regulations that you have to follow legally.As a wholesaler you bring together a motivated seller and cash buyer, buyer pays your fee and on to the next deal....no brainer to me plus I make my own hours and I'm my own boss that right there is better than money :)

A resale certificate contains information about the HOA including the declaration, rules/regulations, financials, etc and will allow you to determine whether the condo you like is worth pursuing.Sellers generally order a resale certificate for buyers to review.  

However, I think the water and gas (heating) is different for each individual property.Unless there is some sort of law or regulation that requires the owners to pay (which exists in the States in some locations) utilities, you should be able to negotiate that in your lease.Good luck!  

I noticed the supply is very thin which in turn has driven up the prices for marginally nice properties.

Meanwhile, when I looked up the code he quoted, I see nothing about having to have an owner's meter, just that the circuits from the tenants' meters must not supply common areas.  

@Michiel Hart, Read the following link "Watson and the regulators".

I am interested in someone who can help to find properties as well as explain local landlord/tenant laws and regulations.

i would never supply a lawn mower its a liability if they are injured while using and they will never take care of it.