The utility employee failed to close the basement door (after shutting my entire building HVAC down and my first floor pipes froze and busted).

There's no HOA and currently, the tenants are paying for their own utilities (Water, Sewer, Trash, Electric), which may be why the rents are on the low side for the area.

Learn to utilize BP for all it has to offer.

It would seem if you had a handle on labor you the materials would be pretty much set and you could really do well.

What about getting utilities metered for this unit?

I haven't seen all the material from all the gurus of course, but what I have seen and what I have heard through the interviews on the BP podcasts and others is that the information is valid in terms of how to wholesale or network or short sales etc.I am not defending their sales techniques, just saying that the information provided by them was accurate and presented in a comprehensive form that was thought out and had direction on the teaching.

Only a few hours after that decision was arrived at, I came across this wonderful website.Over the past couple of days, I have listened to several podcasts and read some of the expansive BP material aimed at beginners.

The best part is, my cost will only be $950/mo, utilities included.Does it sound too good to be true?

Also, are there certain negotiation tactics that could be utilized when coming up with a purchase price?

Anything that is your living cost is not a rental expense so 50 % of shared utilities etc.