Recently I have been looking into Real Estate software systems.

Water and sewer is usually included.  

(This would be my first rental, one I could test the waters with to see if I am cut out for it or not) The 4 options that I can think of for my current house1.

Dave’s middle name is “tenthirtyone”, his birthday is 10/31, and he lives on 1031 Gulf Blvd on the water.

The mobile homes and the lots are owned by the park.Gross monthly income is $2,070/monthOwner pays:-Trash is $64/ month-Water is $200/month-Tax is $25/monthTenants pay their own utilities, electricity and gasSelling because it has a lot of equity in it$84,000 with option of seller financingRent ranges from $275 through $575/monthOwner charges a lady who has lived on the park for 7 years the lowest rent of $275/monthCity sewage and city waterAny and all advice on this deal would be greatly appreciated.

Hi from lil' ole Kingston, WA, across the water from Seattle.

I can see a benefit from not having to re-key a property and offering the smart home system as an incentive for new tenants, has anyone thought of this for their duplexes or multi family units? 

Tainted water in flint, oil spill on the coast, massive fire in Sonoma, earthquakes, floods, etc.

In regard to utilities, It is very common to have the tenants pay for Electric and Gas while the landlord pay for water Trash etc. 

Working for a developer and having done many deals where we operate and manage and have investors the deal is typically a water fall where.