She does a lot of questionable things.Another thing that bugs meNormal rehbbers would just put vinyl siding these houses & be done with it.

Water is free, and free electricity/gas for up to $120 for the whole house.

I prefer my unknowns to be related to the house: plumbing, electric, layout problems, mold.

They come precharged all you need is to hook up the electric, the copper lines and pull a vacuum.  

I agree.After inspection he wants to max out his seller’s assist, and perform some costly repairs (upgrading the old ungrounded electrical).

@Michael GessnerI'll look into joint compound; and all work, drywall /electrical, was thru professionals.   

The main floor did not need any permits since no walls were added, and everything was cosmetic, but the basement has new walls, electrical, and the bathroom was existing but moved to another location.

The best order I feel to put the categories for the interior and how I put mine is in the following order Demo, Framing, Rough Electrical, Rough Plumbing, HVAC, insulation, Drywall, Interior Painting, Cabinets/vanities/ counter tops, Flooring (flooring before cabinets if you're not using a floating floor such as true hardwood), Finish plumbing, finish electrical, and finally carpentry (doors, windows, trim).As far as the scope of work for the exterior there is no particular order you need to go in since it will be up to the general contractor to schedule those for you.

Are the renters driving an electric car?   

So here are the questions- The home is a legal two family with 4 units I was planning on renting the first floor duplexed with the basement for 1600 second floor for 1500 and live in the top floor apartment for "free" for 1-2 years would this on paper look like a decent deal- I have no idea what water, electricity and sewage runs on a two family home - Where can I look to see if I could actually obtain those rents for that property ( got these numbers using rento meter) Thank you all very much !