Any information on the topic would be appreciated people seem to always talk about using HELOCs for utilizing short term cash needs, but I am still to find a bank or cc that will do a HELOC on an investment property.

Broker and I think the utilities for that would run ~$2000/yr for all units.

I bought the pro membership to utilize all the amazing tools and resources to help me along on my journey and have been talking about real estate so much that my fiance is 100% on board with me and is just as excited as I am about this journey!

Utilities - should be included in rent or not?

An STR generating 120k gross will net about 60 to 70k (subtracting insurance, property tax, utilities, internet, commissions, wear and tear, potential damages and disasters).

Owner pays utilities.

We've purchased a number of properties with the utilities off and have no idea what will spray from where when put under pressure.

I am wondering if this can be a solution for investors with more than 10 investment properties.They claim that "The property’s cash flow may be utilized for investment properties in lieu of conventional methods".

I am thinking of the risks and cons are:1) more utilities cost as landlord should pay for the heat2) if the heat doesn’t work in winter, the entire house becomes very cold and the risk of pipe exposure 3) if the heat doesn’t work in winter suddenly, do you think it’s landlord’s responsibility to find hotel for the tenants to live temporarily?

Burning question: what’s your advice on renting a second unit with utilities included?