That's nothing to write home about...

The other utilities will just come on when you change them to you, but you do want to be there right away to check for gas leaks.

You also have to do outreach yourself to find your avatar.

Solid work, that was the best move to keep it straight through escrow. 

But as I got more experienced I learn less and less from most forum posts are you know most basics already.

And the reality is the lot is NOT split, and the real cost in doing so, the impact on cashflow and the risk to my loan make it an untenable effort unless I planned to sell right away. 

Could I fund the purchase using a bridge loan with the assumption to sell my existing home ($1.5M)? 

I would get rid of that immediately.Second, I would ensure your rules are clear, in writing, attached to the lease, and posted in locations where the occupants can't possibly miss them.

Then it'd on them to either take it or not.

Welcome to Dallas.