There were numerous posts here concerning that.

By doing this, you will receive numerous benefits:1.

I have used them on numerous occasions.

They did not mention anything else, but after reading **numerous** reviews on yelp on ETC, I found that their services are terrible!

I know there are numerous threads about the pro's and cons of having an RE license while investing so I will go back and review.

True "institutional investors" buy large quantities of properties in an area, generally for one of two reasons...1)  an appreciation play for profit; 2) to park capital.  

Not only deals in quantity are low and hard to come by, but also the overall amount of equity in houses around here don't allow for 10-15k wholesale deals.

Third, not a numerical consideration, but if the real estate is in a retirement account, you won't really have access to the real estate or cash until retirement without significant penalty.Also, please sit down with a GOOD financial planner & tax accountant before you do ANYTHING.

I threw out massive quantities of paper and other stuff. 

What a challenge, FYI I have had numerous similar experiences with heat, cooking gas, electric ect- 9 times out of 10 the tenant never turned on the utilities because for the first month or so there is a gap from when you get it out of your name until the service company comes out and formally shuts off the utilities.