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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
Multi family utilities
Hi,
I'm considering investing in a multi family property in Orlando from OOS. The way the house is setup is such that there is only one electric meter for 3 units and the listing agents says that the tenants pay based on the percentage of space and I was also told that it is fairly common in Orlando area?
Can someone from the area comment on whether it is true? Also, if you have a property manager in Orlando area that you recommend, could you please send me their contact info?
Thanks