Can anyone provide me with an example of an effective letter used to approach an owner of a 6-8 door garden style apartment complex?

That is enough to maintain a lawnmower and other equipment and tools. 

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There's are whole streets of duplexes in my target area built like this.Small places like the ones I'm describing, the roof, gutters, and chimney aren't particularly dangerous or complex for a single skilled handyman with Craigslist helpers to replace and maintain very cheaply.

He advised that they''d both need to be converted and the total cost would be 15K, which wouldn't make sense for me at the moment.Curious if others know of a more cost effective way to convert to split the heating system or if it's better to just build it into the rent rate. 

@Douglas Ellis this is truly difficult to answer without knowing your whole position, experience, goals, etc. you can make an argument for each method. 20% down minimum exposure, rent as-is, won’t cash flow as high, but if you can manage and maintain, the product will hopefully run itself with the occasional maintenance call and such.

CPAs want to build and maintain a relationship and have a full understanding of what you're doing, how your doing it and how they can best provide value to you.

@Clinton Arbour that's not uncommon but I think it's telling you that the ad is effective with the squeeze page being the issue.

The counties were more lax about transfers and were just happy to have someone keeping buildings maintained.

Maintaining a list of people interested in buying from you is not illegal in any state.