We really care about green apartment living, and try to attract green-minded tenants with good insulation, energy star mechanicals, solar panels, and a tilled garden bed ($30 well spent!). 

@Mike B, Curious also as am looking into purchasing a duplex with shared utilities and was told by my realtor that it would cost approximately  $6000 to do the separation- that's for a new water heater, electrical panel and install.

-- Security cameras that run on solar panels.

Two small plastic divider containers containing: assorted nails (finish, roofing, panel trim, framing , etc), wood screws, drywall screws, sheet metal screws, wire nuts, etc.6.

In fact, I have a property that has a similar door on the back of the house and, even though the tenant didn't have an issue with it when they first rented the house, they did later express concern about the safety/security of the door due to the large glass panel and the ease with which it could be broken into. 

A good way to figure this out is.....can you see and reach out and touch the heating system, the water tank, the electric panel, the utility shutoff valves ? 

Instead, paint the fake wood paneling white, that'll brighten up the place affordably. 

. - stove: sometimes the sheer repetitive heat screws up the digital control panel on top.

Like fake paneling, it was a very trendy thing to do at one time around here.

I am also in the process of getting a house meter installed since the common areas are hooked up to their panel.