The only data on the transaction was the utility name.

I'm barely starting my search but I was looking to see if anyone had any pointers or recommendations for me. 

That’s where most first-time developers get surprised - not because the deal was “bad,” but because approvals, utilities, environmental issues, or municipal politics stretched timelines and burned capital.In Upstate NY especially, relationships with zoning officials, planning boards, engineers, and utility providers matter as much as capital.

You can use these to identify when the leak started, compare to when tenant informed you (time they are responsible) and then see how long it took you to get it fixed (time you are responsible).Bonus Points?

I’d like to turn it into a business full time eventually and feel ready to start while working full time with my current financial situation. 

@Samuel Bessell it sounds like you're already getting started.

I have not been very active on this site but want to start.

I'm looking for a guideline on what it would cost for utility hook up for an ADU

I am looking to start with single family but am also interested in multi family.

Too many people in real estate get stuck staring at where they are right now.Not enough capital.Not enough experience.Not enough deals.Not enough confidence.But here’s the mindset shift that changes everything 👇Stop obsessing over your current position and start focusing on where you want to go.Start with the destinationAsk yourself:Do I want one rental that offsets my mortgage?