You could structure a partnership to give you a greater stake than 2.5% in return for that investment of your time and energy.

You would pass water, electric and gas on to the tenants so you can exclude those from your analysis.For insurance, call an agent in your area to get an estimate or use one of the numerous online comparison shopping sites (you can get a quote without owning the property).

That’s the unfortunate part of moving, my two biggest subs up here (electrical and plumbing) are great at communicating and keeping me in the loop.

Plumbing and electrical a bit outdated but in good shape.

I have billionaire  dreams and I’m willing to do whatever it takes stepping into the new year hoping to attract nothing but good energy!

I am currently getting ducks in a row (aka getting the funds together) to develop a .5-acre tract I own, with power and sewer (not a huge cost), and then electricity.

Door jams are different thicknesses, the electrical is hard to feed through walls, uneven floors and ceilings, etc.

How do I charge the tenants electric and water when everything is on one meter in costly two separate

However, CA is shifting to electric (not sure re the law here) and wall heaters are like $800 at Home Depot.

This property was build in 1890 and I'd hope the electrical, plumbing, and HVAC have been updated but it's something to consider and search out.