Electricity is split out by tenant, but domestic water is not.

Wouldn't a larger brokerage have more power to get me clients in that new starting period?

The second contractor , also started well and assured me that he had a license and since I was in a hurry to continue and complete the project I agreed without checking his license, it turned out that he had no license , which is okay , but do not lie,that might have explained the poor quality finishes and lack of electrical knowledge.

wow thats that power of bigger pockets!

That affects the cost of money for your borrowing power in everything you do.

The remaining unit needed a total rehab (sands ripping out the walls, plumbing and electric replacement).When I put it under contract, the units were not renting out to students, it was quasi section 8/lower income.  

Check with the local power company, some give rebates to replace (upgrade) window units with central AC.

Are there separate meter for electric, water and gas?

The homes roof/mechical/plumbing/electrical/etc will be completely new.Rents $1800 per side -- 3600 per month  totalTaxes are 3600 per year per sideInsurance is $1000.00 per year per sideIs this a winner or loser to you and why?

Hello BP folks,I have a tenant in my 4 unit that has not transfered the electric into his name, it has been disconected and he has now run power cords to the basement and has them plugged into the recepticals their, those recepts are hooked to my meter.