It is stupid because you get what you get and these houses may be retail quality, but likely are foreclosure quality, needing lots of repairs.I did not have entrance to either house prior to purchase.First house I knew has condition issues inside, and major roof issues. 

Since nobody answered and in case someone in the future has the same question, here is what I found.Basically call the zoning department.

The unit is basically open finished space if a tenant wanted to create a salon or make other major modifications, who would be expected to pay for the modifications.Thanks in advance for the thought leadership. 

I think the utility is Los Angeles department of water and power. 

This appears to be a huge CapEx cost on top of the other major mechanical components of the house.

I met with a broker last night for more information on their brokerage and the types of fees that would be involved.My state, Michigan, has a licensing department that has all the information there.

Yet a majority of my purchases have achieved the infinite ROI (i.e.

The majority of my tenants Tend to be higher maintenance and expect more for less service babe it’s kind of that entitlement mentality.

Madison is an amazing town for families, and comes with a lot less headache, especially in the living expenses department.

So i know there are major leaks in the structure and I plan to re-pipe most of it.city building and permits mgr advised he will reach out to me in a couple of days and advise what they have on the property.