There are individual a/c,heating, gas/electric, shared water, units and each unit is individually privately owned.  2 stories, no elevator.   

After a couple of analysis in one area, I often jump to another area completely different area then start feeling like I can't find anything.These are cities that caught my attention since digesting all these real estate investment content.North Carolina: Raleigh-Durham, Charlotte, High Point1.

Informative read about the high amount of ADU's being built in Los Angeles, the impacts they're having on the neighborhoods, and what local government is doing to preserve the "look and feel" of neighborhoods with the change in housing.

We have learned a ton and I want thousands of units one day but for now just trying what to do next with this one. ok so the issue is that home was built in 1932 and the heating is an issue in the winter and the heating costs are really high for the tenants.

Do they still come with high closing costs?

Mainly you're responsible for the sewer bill and to provide heat and hot water, but not things like air conditioning.If this was winter, I'd be concerned about pipes freezing if the relationship isn't going well, but a 10 year tenant probably won't let that happen.I don't really know about the downsides of not having a lease. 

Highly recommend using leases as well as legal documents from Evict.com.

@Mark TaleonCashflow and appreciation in this environment of high interest rates are hard to achieve at the same time.

Doesn't sound like you remodeled the property to command a high ARV or the ARV's are just that low. 

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