Make sure to reach out to one with real estate experience as location is not an issue these days.

They were issues that did not meet building codes everywhere.

Hi @Kevin Kim, your post did not mention if you asked the powers that be (lol) if you could keep the one pole, and simply have them install a separate meter for each building.On multi-family property, we have installed multi-meter boxes with external disconnects as per the electrical code in PA.  

Here for some advise: I'm a landlord of a multi-unit property in Chicago.

Currently conducting research and finding that most software is limited when it comest to:• Current Equity in the property• Updated Appraisal Value• Updated FTV %Reonomy has some of this information IF there is a CMBS loan; however, it only shows the appraisal value at the time the load was issued... so, it was issued in 2019 thats where the appraisal value stops, leaving a 5 year gap.

I quick note to the asset manager usually resolves the issue

B is going through an eviction) The realtor said the main issue is whoever did the initial renovations cut a lot of corners and it shows when you go to the property, it looks perfect in pictures but in person not so much.

If you are paying cash, then interest rates will not be an issue. 

Please know that our developers are working to correct this issue and we greatly appreciate you bringing this to our attention so we can make this right. 

I currently have two mid term rentals I have been renting out in Dallas for several years now, and find myself having issues with one of my renters.