., you get the picture.The solution we've come up with is instead of selling the entire package, just sell part of it (Equity Transition).  

On rentals, I always try to rule out the simply solutions before I get to the more difficult ones.

Making the tenant accountable can counter this waste.Some of my landlord friends have "Christmas Story" type basement fights with the boilers in winter (or big plumber bills--to pay them to fight)...Of course, your market, energy sources, and your building type may vary, but any solution where you can make each unit responsible for its own heat and hot water (and minimize maintenance) is ideal.

Solution: Get your license. 

As one would imagine, such large one-off lodging were unique and rich experiences, as they were run individually and without modern day economies of scale.It took almost a century for the hotel industry to change, and the 1950s and 60s began the second age of the hotel.

I do not want to resell after rehab until I have a solution to this issue.

 @Chayson Descisciolo, This deal ended up falling through before I had an actual solution, but not before my real estate attorney told me that he could easily figure out a structure for that - so next time I run across this I will just go straight to the professional!

I would lose the stone - it looks datedOn a higher ARV I would replace it with more modern stone 

I am desperately seeking a solution to this problem and no internet research has provided an answer that I have found:Myself and two partners have been acquiring rental properties using 25% down conventional financing under our personal names.

I don't know of any solution.