The real estate guru's will tell you that you should call the credit card companies (3 separate companies) who offer the 0% APR and request to get the maximum amounts on all three.  

(Former NASA robotics scientist here.)Here’s the definition of a conversion: A conversion happens when you convey to your traffic—through your website—who you are, what you're like, and what it would be like to work with you.

Do each one own separate property individually?

Not sure about PA, but in NY if there are any lights in common areas the landlord needs a separate meter - you can just go count the meters on the house, if there are 5 then you know there is one for common areas.I wouldn’t use cap rates for a four unit, use comparable properties if possible.

I've had two separate evictions which started in Feb, and we got possession in Sept. 

@George Bell my LLC's do two main things:1) Hide my identity, so tenants can't easily find me. 2) Separate my business and personal assets, income & expenses, not so much for tax purposes, but to avoid IRS issues.-- Just audited by IRS this summer for first time ever and had no issues!

For actual property management software I now use RentVine and have been very happy, although it doesn't do the business bookkeeping as well (still need QBO, and separate bank accounts, for that).

But I'm curious if it's worth it to rip out the radiators and put in two separate forced air units.

Also, we can be relatively sure that they won't overstay without permission, as we tend to be fully rented for a year or more out, sequentially to 3-4 separate individuals.

Or do you just have separate accounts and cards for each property to track that way?