I have always in the past reported my rental properties as separate.

It is it's own separate piece of paper that states that tenants are responsible for damage and charges occurring from putting grease, sanitary items, diapers, wet wipes, paper towels, other foreign materials or harmful substances in the plumbing.

Hi everyone, I have a question that I would appreciate hearing back from the BP community.Would separating the utilities in a duplex, add any value, or be a good move for a duplex I’m thinking of purchasing, cost around K152, and separating utilities around K12.Thanks in advance for any advise from the community.

It is a 2&1/2 story 5-family with 5 set separate meters and breakers.

It has a detached garage, two separate, one car spaces.

Thinking long term, after I move out I would like to rent them out separately to maximize cash flow.

On a separate note, I would seriously consider disposing of those SFRs and using a 1031 exchange to get into this or another 5+ MRF.

My plan has been to use the cash investors that I've already networked with to use their POF to get a deal under contract - either under my name then assigning the contract or under their name with a separate legal agreement to get my fee.Thanks for your time, I look forward to your advice!

I try to keep all those separate and don't need my business debt reporting to my personal credit. 

Many MH investors separate their investments into two components A) the real estate and B) the wheel estate.