So you put that $25 a month into a separate account.

@Lance Rogers I would start by reading the local zoning ordnance and subdivision ordnance if it is separate.

We do our taxes separately but we’re curious if anyone knew a great CPA or tax person.

In some states, you can't split up the utilities in any way that doesn't involve separate meters.

Generally, you would identify the four (4) replacement properties on one ID Form and not use separate forms, but separate forms would work.  

I have a separate buy-out agreement. 

I guess I need to also compare adding onto the main house and jacking up the rent vs doing the ADU conversion and charging two separate rents.

Would like have to continue working full time.PLAN 2: - Follow the 'Fi' community and invest everything into a total stock market index fund through my 401k with the intent of taking equal separate draws to retire somewhat early. - Do not invest in real-estate, unless using equity of own home to purchase additional onesBenefit: Easier to cash out that real-estate.

An additional question is, does it make sense to have a separate bank account for each property or should they all flow into the same account?

MHs built 1966-1986, all recently renovated inside and separately metered so tenants pay all utilities.- 1 three bedroom single family home, currently occupied by the maintenance man who is on a 1099 and gets $1200/month in addition to the housing.- 1 office with an attached apartment.