HiLooks like there is a bug.

Very bugged out to see a deal that was in my inbox now up on BP.  

Same with electrical, done wrong your house can burn down.

Obviously, smoking indoors is tough to hide with its residual effects, but with growing you should take special note of covered windows, excessive electricity use, lots of traffic to/from the unit, lots of warmth rising off the unit (if you're in a colder area where you can notice), etc. 

It sounds as if the interior walls are unfinished and I was wondering if there are any existing electrical receptacles on the interior walls?

When you get the call that the electrical system shorted out all the appliances in the house, stressing out is the worst thing you can do.

Here are the numbers:Purchase price $85,000 (I put 25% down)Monthly payment including taxes and insurance is $585/monthTotal rent for both sides is $1,550/monthProperty Management charges 7% ($108.50/month)Tenants pay all utilizes (including water, garbage, electricity, ect..)If I use the 50% rule, as Bigger Pockets and others who are experienced in rentals over the long term use.

We also got started in renting out our home when we were transferred and the bug bit us.  

And don't forget the carrying costs - insurance, loan payments, property taxes, water, sewer, electricity, etc.

Often times in SFH conversions to apts, there is a common furnace and sometimes even common electric, and they almost always have common water, sewer and trash bills.