@Doug Van Lieu I am in a small town with this properties my fear is that the renters in this town won't utilize the online services because they are familiar with it.  

You can ask for seller concessions, the maximum contributions vary by lender but 2% is common.

Sober living homes typically require certain amenities, such as furnished living spaces, common areas, and kitchen facilities.

Everyone was complaining about it in my local real estate meet ups saying how expensive the new requirements were (Sidewalks, underground utilities, updated IRC, the list goes ON).I spoke to the largest developer I know and he said he welcomed all of the changes.

My rental price has been all over the place because we used to include utilities and have changed lease terms.

normally from what I've seen on a national entitlement and an institutional level most people avoid deals that don't have public utilities and I'd recommend the same if it isn't too late.

Utilizing Francisco's local market insights, we quickly evaluated the property's potential.

Hi,I live in Fort Lauderdale. I am planning to buy a Single Family home by the end of the year and intend on "house hacking" (roommates). I want to put as little down as possible. I'm looking to find a lender who can ...

But there are many buyers here who do not want a pool because they won't use it much, and pools have much higher maintenance and utility costs, and are a drowning danger to young children. 

I would think besides the bureaucracy of splitting, the most effort in this scenario is maybe utilities require splitting.