New bathroom and electrical fixtures and painting. 

Currently our hvac, electrical and plumber all pull their own permits, if needed.  

For tile, painting, roofing, electrical etc...

Can you recommend contractors ( licensed or not) for tile, electrical, plumbing, etc.

All,I preface this post by stating that before proceeding with this deal I will ABSOLUTELY have an electrician check out this house.  However I thought I would toss this up and see if anyone has a theory as to the iss...

Electric dryers can be unvented because no carbon monoxide is created.

It's a 2 bedroom and 1 bath w/ a detached structure with electricity. 

There's a long time investor named Mike Cantu who doesn't speak publicly much anymore, but he buys houses and gives each house a job, i.e. one house to pay his electric bill, another to pay for gas, another to pay for his vacations and so on.

All wood paneling was replaced with drywall or painted concrete and a fourth bedroom was added in the basement.Numbers:Purchase Price - $51,000 financed with 25% downRehab Costs - $16,000  ($4,000 over projected budget) Unexpected electrical work made up a big chunk of the overage, we found open wires behind wood paneling and in the attic.Monthly Expenses - $427 (principle, interest, taxes & insurance)Monthly Rental Income - $940 Since we purchased the home two homes in the neighborhood have sold for $90k and $93k.

My tenant has requested a reimbursement on her electric bill for the 4-5 days the fans and dehumidifiers ran.