These are old houses that have been converted into apartments. 

He says that accounting is much easier with a digital system of converting cash to cards/tokens that can be used in the machines.

The Question up for debate is;-Do I replace the gas furnace in kind and keep the steam system (with 1 thermostat)OR-Convert to electric baseboard (with individual thermostats)The Facts are:The house is was built around 1908 and has marginal insulation in certain locations.

Finally, when the property is sold, you'll get that $XXK (or more or less() in equity converted into cash and distiributed to you.I am not sure that 4% means "4% of rent".

Anyone have experience converting the heating in a house from oil to gas and separating all of the units with separate meters.

I can't tell you of all the sellers I have converted into backers by starting out with that second question.

What insurance should I convert to?

I was offering $600 back after a fulfilled 2 year contract, then I saw a post that stated a tenant can get out of a lease a lot easier than a landlord can. having experienced good tenants going bad I decided I would rather do 1 year contract that converts to month to month.also check your state laws about long term contracts 3 years may be a problem.

The only cost incurred would be the custodian fees and, if you convert to a Roth-IRA in the process (good idea, I think), applicable taxes.

I just wanted to know the costs of converting a duplex to a single home.