The property is a triplex, converted out of an old house that's been taken care of very well (as far as I can see without a building inspector), so the water and gas are not split out into separate meters for the tenants (electrical is).In order to make this deal work, I'd love to figure out a way to invoice the tenants for those utilities.

I like properties that I can convert from neighborhood eyesores, to neighborhood assets.  

Instead of looking for multifamily specifically I am toying with the idea of purchasing a single family and then converting it to multifamily. 

I'm questioning though whether it might make more sense to put the exterior photos of the condo towards the end of the photo gallery as there isn't much about the outside of a condo that's exciting and using one of the best interior shots might convert better.

Given this situation, would you convert the house to 100% electric or convert the water heater (and maybe the stove) to gas? 

Built it 1946, Converted into 3, 2 bed 1 bath, units. 

I'm picking up what they are putting down but i'm not 100% sure how to convert all that information into the most effective system. 

So here is the situation. I purchased a condo in an a development that does not have an HOA. The original developer of the Condos went bankrupt and after that point there has not been a functioning HOA. One of the own...

I recently purchased a twinhouse (just one side) and was wondering if it would make sense to purchase the connecting side and convert them to a duplex?

I just like to comment on the comments you don't have to worry about roofs in condos.I bought a newly converted condo, converted from a local high school.