Not adding any additional living space, just dividing the two units, putting a kitchen in one of them, and probably not having to add a bathroom to either unit.  

Quote from @Martin Grizzanti: I invest full time in Rochester--feel free to ro with any questionsGood morning, born and raised in Rochester (off Thurston) but haven't lived there in 20+ years.

But if you could divide that portion off and keep it in a different business name , if you ever sold the property , you or your heirs would always be getting a check 

The solution is to location the meters as close to the billed unit as possible (or even inside) but sometimes that's not convenient because the return and supply lines are on opposite sides of the building whereas you could easily put the meter right next to your boiler / zone valves where all of the pipes are easily accessible.As for cost per BTU, with oil, you keep a rolling average of the price per gallon in your tanks and divide the BTU's used by 138,500 (BTUs contained in a gallon of heating fuel).

Exactly what I needed this morning.

Good morning Sandhya,I have been a part of NARPM for many years and Highly recommend joining the group if you plan on becoming an expert in the Property Management industry. 

Good morning everyone!

Once you see how much it cash flows, you can divide by your total cash investment to find the cash on cash return, then make assumptions about appreciation and mortgage paydown to find your total return.  

Good morning everyone and I hope your day is going fantastic!

Imagine dividing an apartment complex into 10k tokens and investors could buy/sell/trade those tokens with each token representing REAL EQUITY in the property...this is all just starting to happen.