I have a home with 8 bedrooms that I have >$5,000 a month in revenue come in from, after all costs including PITI, Management, funding maintenance, and utilities I pocket $2k a month, each of these two homes will perform just as well I can easily meet the note and set aside cash so a 3 year refinance absolutely works.Thanks for guidance!

Finally, I assume you will not be taking a mortgage out for the property and this is a single family home, so all utilities, etc will be billed to the renter?

However, in a recent NAIOP article, real estate professionals are facing challenges figuring out how to actually utilize data.2.

At this point, we have 15 rental properties, do Airbnb in our home, have a small business and don't utilize any outside financial help.

They can get all back rent, plus possible help with utilities and 3 future months of rent.

Mainly looking to just get the conversation started on how I can utilize what I have at my disposal in the most efficient and beneficial way possible!

Tenants want free water, utilities, rent, and now you may also be subject to provide the building with free Internet.If it was such a deal and a steal; I assure you someone or some company with larger pockets would had bought it already. 

The 2017 Tax Cuts and Job act allows you to fully depreciate those assets in the first year of owning the building rather than waiting and depreciating them over their useful life.Example: Let’s say you purchased a building for $100,000, you could deduct approximately $30,000 immediately utilizing the 100% bonus depreciation rule.

Wanting to get some ideas on splitting utilities between tenants.

Are you utilizing a lender?