If Apartment A is a 2bed/1bath with washer/dryer and Apartment B is a 1bed/1bath with no washer/dryer, Apartment A should pay a higher rate.

However, I want to preface this by saying this is definitely not a small undertaking in terms of cost or work involved, and will most definitely require permits and inspections with both your municipality and the power company.Specifically for the electric service, my recommendation is to upgrade to a 3-gang meter socket: one meter for each unit and then one for common area electric. 

If the backyard is underwhelming, it's easy to put in a pool.One thing you will never have the power to do is get rid of that school.

@Scott MacThere are tons of investments that non accredited investors can invest in.There is regulation cf and regulation a which allows for non accredited investorsRegulation a i read somewhere will pass $3B in investments.

Just remember some of these TK companies want to sell,sell,sell to make that money before they go from BOOM to BUST.Many TK companies have tried to scale and get big but I have only seen a few with staying power for years like Chris Clothier at Memphis Invest.Also remember and think about new bigger pockets accounts with posters coming on this board giving positive reviews yet have no picture of themselves on the profile.

its the Power of BP Stardom for some I am sure there are benefits to this. 

Mid sized city that still has enough economic drivers such as healthcare, higher education, financial services, tech/AI, etc. 

The truth is you will get a better return by reinvesting your equity to maximize the rate of growth.Read a few books on real estate investing to learn the power of leverage.

In addition to a construction permit, you may also need approvals for power line or utility encroachments or easements on or near your property.

If you have a long-term renter who refuses to leave, typically the power bill is in their name.