Tenants pay all utilities and one of the units is rented for $750.

I just got my Agent's Exam out of the way.I wanted to see if there are any good Blogs or websites that has great information on the Real Estate Industry in general.For instance, Iman News seems to have a lot of interesting articles.

Not sure what her exact score is, but it could be boosted by paying off her $300 credit card (which has a high utilization at the moment).

Eventually, I will be utilizing the BRRRR method when financing permits.

Most 2 unit properties have similar square footage to each other and have separate utilities and separate addresses. 

I know a guy in Katy area let me know.If you're looking for some question with TX conventional financing I could help field some questions on that utilizing 1 year tax return as well.Hope that helps. 

it will be a big issue when someone breaks in and robs them (or worse).or when they hold you responsible for the high utility bills.I think you should fix the window.

What method (Cash-out refinance, HELOC, or Sell), do you utilize to continue your investment strategy when you have equity.

I'd need to know more about how old the building is, what neighborhood it's in, etc, to give you a precise picture, but here are some issues.1) You don't include any cost for utilities.

If the building WAS a SFR at one point, then you might need to some serious investigative work to make sure all of the utilities and plumbing are cleanly partitioned.