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.  

They sponsor biweekly webinars, where they encourage Q&A on many topics in the Fix & Flip landscape.The draw process seems standard (what you would expect) and makes sense.

I have some friends who grew up in the Lehigh Valley area which draws me there.

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).

You can take photos with your iPhone (they won't be nearly as good as professional photos, 3D matterport tour, drone shot, sunset shot, layout drawings, etc.).

Just draw out any unused funds from your hard money loan before ordering the payoff. 

Getting the money is about 100x harder than drawing up the paperwork.

Also, you realize you can get a plumbing engineer to supplement the architectural drawings with separate plumbing drawings stamped by a PE?

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-03-13/...If you take the $16.7B in UPB (Unpaid Principle Balance) and divide that by the 98,000 loans that comes to an average UPB of $170K.