I have a house that I'm flipping in Pittsburgh where we listed the rehabbed house as the market started tanking.

This makes the current deal very unattractive, but I think there is an opportunity here to greatly decrease expenses.I'm looking for ideas on how to separate utilities so each unit can pay for their own utilities.Water is charged a flat fee by the city (weird I know) so that can be just divided equally between units.Heating of the water (gas) - all comes out of the same water tanks, how difficult would it be to separate them by the unit?

As I mentioned in my original post, I basically have the green light, I'm just looking to see if anyone else has perfected my plan or if a lender has seen it done themselves or at least confirm it.

You have a vacant property that will be perfect for someone to house hack or for a 100% investment property.

The timing was right, the location was great and the price was perfect How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

You could look into pursuing a dscr loan - this type of loan is perfect for a rental property as it uses rental revenue along with your credit score to qualify.

This seemed to be the perfect opportunity to get started on that journey.

Of course, this is not an easy process, but the strategy works if you can execute it perfectly.

Its up to the investor and these days I sound crazy I get it, 9 years ago I was a genius with this viewpoint nowadays I'm a moron in the future when it tanks I'll be a genius and then the market will improve again and then I'll be a moron again LOL.

Wouldn't you know it all of them had perfect ratings!!!!!