@Bruce Schussler   I am always suggest my borrowers stop at 60% loan to value when utilizing this strategy.  60% is the loan to value where the loan would qualify for the best possible rate.

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I hired a GC to manage the build out, but there has been no consensus on who is responsible for the utility payments (Water and Energy). 

Did you know there could be grants available for you to utilize in your business or real estate project?

You can try to research to make sure the utilities are there for sewer, water, electric, etc. 

Excited to utilize all the BP tools to analyze the market for new opportunities. 

I had one customer who bought here thinking they had to go to the office every day and then never went to the office. 

I had no trouble filling my rooms and the house appreciated for $10K over purchase price, the tenants are paying utilities. 

Tenants are your customers and relationships are EVERYTHING in real estate.2) I'd do one at a time personally.

Monthly Expenses: I’m accounting for rent, utilities, and cleaning supplies, but are there other hidden costs I should consider?