My tenants utilize an online payment app (Roof), I run credit and background checks online (SmartMove) and keep all of my records in a folder on Google Drive.

. $400k housing and $9k in taxes annual, plus the utility costs there, don't really make Vermont that attractive from a financial point of view (which is too bad because it's a beautiful state).

The accessory dwelling unit shall utilize the same vehicular access that serves the existing main dwelling unit, unless the second unit has access from an alley contiguous to the lot.

We did,  but then it pushed more water to my laundry / utility room. 

What calculations and formulas do you utilize when you analyze a property?

@Melissa Dinas no utilities do not Need to be on.

Most anyone can turn themselves into an eventual millionaire utilizing that strategy.

How does one typically find out what utilities are normal for a tenant to pay themselves and which a landlord pays and is reimbursed for through rent in each area one is looking in?

Live in one of the bedrooms and rent out the other bedrooms--elderly, college grad students, military folks, visiting nurses or doctors all do well as roommates.I had a friend who did this and got $500 to $750 a month for each of the bedrooms he rented out, plus they split utilities. 

I paid $90k for the house,mortgage: $646 / month, utilities: ~$350-$400 / month,  rent: $1650 / month, and only have 3.5% of the mortgage paid off.I'm well above the 1% rule even WITH me living in the largest bedroom (should've took the smallest bedroom).