Best thing to do is utilize the equity and pull out some cash to buy more properties.

Hello real estate arbitragers,How do you typically handle utilities in arbitrage deals?

Much slower than utilizing a HELOC, but I’m not trying to build an empire and just have a passive income source that eventually allows me to spend my time where I find meaningful.

There is also alot of tourism tactics being utilized by Oklahoma (we will see if they work actually) to really try to drive the markets around.

@George Bell I also utilize DSCR loans, but I didn't assume in my comment that everyone does.

Then tell the tenant they need to work out a payment plan with the utilities so that the water can remain on. 

That's why for deals like this, you will see people utilize bridge loans where they will lend up to 75% LTV and fund capex potentially because the property has problems and they are looking more at the future value and operations.

Utilities.

Enter real estate as a form of an asset.Real estate steps into the factor with two forms of strength: scarcity & utility.

Net income would be the Host Payout of $541.26.But your true net is what's left over after deducting all expenses not accounted for in this calculation, such as utilities, internet, consumables, etc.