I have multi-family (600+ units) experience with start up for submetering water/sewage/trash via Conservice, electricity was always required to be in tenants name (with revert to owner and bill back in the event of a default in payment). 

Very certain we overpaid, but it was a dire situation where the old one broke and had caused water damage and the tenant didn't notice for a month... 

.: When you have that many units to fill, it may be wise to start off with some incentives to get renters in quickly, then remove the incentives as the units fill.Lower your price, but never lower your standards! 

once you actually identify a specific property, you need real numbers.in a duplex you may have two of everything (unless some utilities are shared) - two furnaces, two water heaters, two sets of appliances, lots of bathrooms. 

Any ideas of what to do it would cost around maybe 30k to fix up and  add well (to far for public water) and septic .

. :)You will need a degreaser, Dawn and hot water is excellent, gloves, a bucket, cleaning cloths, and a lot of elbow grease.

My local housing authority put in some vague language to the payment standards for the landlord.

I currently have a CPA (only handles taxes and offers standard tax deductions advice) and a wealth manager at Abacus (handles retirement investments and stocks- IRA, 401K, etc).

It allows you to put a stack anywhere you have electric and water.

@Carlos PtriawanWhat we are seeing is we have had some redemption requests but we speak with a lot of our investors to get the pulse of what’s going onMany are getting crushed in MF right now which really hasn’t felt the effectsWhat I mean by this is there were a lot of deals that were supposed to close and investors get their $ back out to reinvestThat money is tied up still as these deals have not closed, but not only have they not closed they are under water.