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Altering Tenant Utilities to Make Property CashFlow?
Is this a thing? I'm considering making an offer on a multi-family. This would be my first multi-unit purchase. The only problem is that it does not cash-flow due to the owner paying ALL utilities. I don't want to start off negatively with tenants, but that's the only way I see this working. I was thinking to have them pay electric since that is the largest bill. What are your thoughts?
Newbie needing help.