From my initial thoughts I didn't think it was realistic to have 1500K in cash flow after the refi but maybe this is much more common than I though hence the popularity of the BRRRR

The rent rates are cautiously 1200/monthThe tenant will pay utilities and rental insurance I'm estimating is 100 a month.The taxes are 2k/yearly.I will be managing this property myself.Thank you!

Since I don't have a lot to put down, I would like to partner and use hard money to cover purchasing and the reno cost.I wanted to know from those who have experience with flipping homes and partnering some of the pros and cons of utilizing these options.

I would assume I could live in 1 unit in order to utilize the "house hacking" strategy.

I’m not sure of your situation (no advice given), but what commonly holds investors back in growing their business is the admin costs.

Is a deal to you one that you can get some sweat equity into or divide the utilities or hope to better manage than the last guy?

The only common theme is it being a good deal - the buyers will come (in droves)

Are radiators, room air conditioning, and septic systems common there? 

As far as separate metering for the utilities, I think I'm going to rent by the room and try to split the utilities evenly by the number of people.

Sadly, that's too common in the legal world.