Personally I have utilized the CPA I have for many years because she was a former IRS auditor, I have accounting persons for the strategy aspect and the CPA for the "CYA" aspect of looking for red-flags.

Once i had that established, in addition to the attorney, I needed a survey, to finish separating the remaining utilities, meet the setback, minimum lot size and the other requirements to make the new legal lots separate legal interests.

Less expenses: Loan repayment, other fixed codts (utilities, amenities, cable, Internet), cleaning company costs and if employed property management services.

Both units are separated by a fence but share the same address and utilities.My question is can I separate addresses and utilities and sell the second unit (1350 sq ft) as a Single family home? 

My credit utilization is just under 15%.

Recently purchased a property that I am House Hacking and looking for advice on which credit card would be best to get to cover recurring utility expenses, maintenance expenses, and future capital expenditures in order to maximize rewards/cash back.

You will have come utility costs when the property is vacant the utilities go into your name.  

@Roney Nakhoul as an agent here in Chicago, I have listed quite a few mixed use properties, and the trick here is that most of them are a mix of income and utility for the owner operator.

I should be able to live for free/ make a little bit extra on the side to pay for my utilities.

For example, if I am looking at a property valued at 500k and am using the 1% rule as a quick screening utility, how would I know how much that property could rent for?