You cannot evenly split power nor can you come up with any way to adjust it based on square footage or number of rooms or tenants.

Power got turned on over time to each home, the first about 10 days after the power was shut off, and the last about at the 17 day mark.OK- so maybe there are options.

Super rough ballpark: Each $1500/mo chunk of rent yields $75k buying power. 

It's also acceptable to hold tenants accountable for consumables like light bulbs, smoke detector batteries, or filters in the refrigerator.

A heavy tax burden, regulations that push out businesses, and a power-hungry group of totalitarian sociopaths have been slowly eroding the city.

The power company and the cable company do not collect cash.  

It is a powerful one.

Or, you can bypass your chimney and run a power vent.2. 

If $30k properties work for you, more power to you. 

You get to keep all the money and potentially roll it into the next property and after you rinse and repeat this process for a few properties you will have enough cashflow to buy units with just that income and almost no risk.Con- you will not be using the most powerful real estate asset which is leverage.