Also, if I'm trying to rent them out as separate units in the future, how do I divide the home into different addresses (ex 100A Main Street and 100B Main Street) and split utilities etc. with the city?

There is a crawl space where all utilities are separate (gas/electric/furnaces/water heaters).

In theory, you could continue doing this forever, but that's a separate conversation all together.

On the bottom table, the levies are separated by units.

Simply getting some mortgage offset was intriguing to them.THE HOUSEAn 1800sf, 3br/2ba SFH with a basement apartment with separate entrance. (900sf, 2br/1ba upstairs. 900sf, 1br/1ba downstairs.) 

I prefer to keep rent separate and just pay them as a contractor for the job. 

It seems like it could have the potential to run counter to the arms length affidavits that they must have signed, since this is a separate business arrangement with the agent and the agent now has a financial stake in all of these properties.

Property B has market rate rents but the current owner is paying utilities instead of the tenants (though the units are on separate meters) .All other things being equal, which is the better property?

REFI BALANCE OF LOAN:I could refi into a 30 year, cash flow $1,000/mo, and take out a separate $250k commercial loan for a multi unit investment.

I would like to build an ADU, then, sell it separately.