@George Lods, clearly this is all anecdotal, since we are talking all hypotheticals, or at least not deal specific comparisons.As others noted, there are a a fair amount of efficiencies you can get by building a duplex versus multiple standalone properties.  

It sounds like you’ve got a solid plan in place for protecting your investments and managing your rental properties efficiently.

It’s meant as a deterrent so the tenant is more conscious of the energy they use.

Do NOT pay $100 or whatever for an EIN # either, get it for free directly on IRS website with the same amount of energy. 

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Tenants like to see them, and I like them to save energy.

Many buyers will not sign the first form, so buyer agent will have to get fee from seller or seller's agent with no promise of getting that when first adopting the buyer client. who knows how it will shake out over time, but other trust busting verdicts/government actions usually lead to more efficient transactions for the consumers, ie. lower prices of fees.

Replacing the furnace will allow you to market the property with an awesome, new fuel efficient furnace instead of a fuel hog that could break on any day.

Account ClosedIt's right if you have the resources time and energy. 

Negotiations were swift and efficient, allowing us to secure the home for $185,000.