All partners contributing equitable cash.1st property was almost turnkey - took a little paint and spit n polish and it was up and running.2nd property was a total rehab, then converted to rental.The way we decided to do it is that on the first property, the partner who is managing that property gets a percentage of monthly rent as a management fee.  

A little more costly, but worth it in the long run, would be converting to separate meters for the units. 

I bought a 3 story building and trying to convert the top 2 floors to apartments and keep the 1st floor and basement retail.

I renovated my first property in 2006, a basement apartment in an apartment building in Athens, Greece, converted illegally from a basement storage area.

Nine windows one is a pretty big window that goes across the living room and two windows have to be brought up above the counter tops as we converted a dining room into a bigger kitchen so they are moving some siding around as well to raise two windows.

Hello,I am looking into buying a mixed Use building, can I convert it into condo units?

I usually try to stick to 3BR or something I could convert to that if possible.

I did finally capitulate with Pages and Numbers, converting to Word and Excel so that I can better interface with others in my company and with Docusign. 

The park is about half vacant, so I’m wondering if I should convert it to all MHPs to raise the qualitY of the park.

Could you get into a single family and convert it to a duplex in some way?