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Accounting for utility payments
I have been doing due diligence for properties available in my area based on the 50% rule and $100/door cash flow. What I cannot account for is the utilities. Some of the properties have separate utilities that the tenant pays but some of the properties have common utilities that the landlord pays. How do I account for the utilitites that I would have to pay as the landlord?