For my own home, i had a small roof water leak and also my first floor was taking in water during rain storms...i later found out it was because my home had no gutter system and has a flat roof.

We have a .34 acre lot and the way it's situated we could have a 500-800 square foot granny flat out back for a rental.

I'd like to take some more risk but don't want to fall flat on my face and spread myself too thin.

After some searching, I determined where my water issue was coming from in my ground unit in my 1890s, gut rehabbed 3 flat.

Hello,We are converting a house into two flats,All the gas, electric and water is on one supply, allthough the upstairs and downstairs all have meters.We would

If you give them a flat rate, that's $50 (if that's the number) if you run the water 24/7 or if you don't use a drop.The idea is to use less water since its a profit center for govt.

This will all be solved once i invest in solar panels!

So I have an FHA Title 1 loan on my current two-flat for some work I had done here.

Shouldn't be hard to find something around 2%, which is slightly above current inflation, which is probably going to stay pretty flat around 1.8-1.9 this year.

Two units are sharing electrical circuit and panel, water heater, etc.