I know on the most recent 19 unit Comed gave us all the data from 2021.But in general, I think if you estimate between $100-$150 per unit per month, which gets you to a similar number @John Warren mentioned.I honestly try to avoid boilers in smaller buildings if possible, just because I always want to add AC and it makes it so much easier if you already have ductwork. 

I am finding mixed reviews on this software..Also this software pulls data from the PRE MLS ...The 97.00 a month seems fair but 1400.00 down?

@Danny Jimenez when interviewing companies be sure to ask your questions, get your data and do your research:Are you an investor?

Be blunt, direct aggressive, focus on the goal, be laser focused on the path to reach that goal, and THAT is what you do.As promised, data, logic numbers and results right?

The reason I don't use one of the newer online services is that I'd not be able to access all my old data.

Unless you want numbers that come from algorithms that are basically poorly educated guesses.....Do your own research, get your own numbers that you can trust, because the data that you collected fits your needs.....

So you need run your numbers based on your goals, and data, never opinions.May the monkey be with you... always!

The problem I had with Quicken and the reasons I threw the software in the trash is because the software has too many whistles and bells that bog down and make cumbersome entering data.

Since the property is a new renovation the owner will most likely not have any rental data for you to review.

They break down several key indicators based on current data in all markets throughout the world.Hope this helps!