I m planning to buy good cashflowing Multifamily units or apts in Southern NH/ME.  

Would you guys sub-meter a duplex in Southern Orchards if your tenants are driving the water bill through the roof?

The landlord-tenant laws make it more challenging to evict tenants than in other states that are more landlord-friendly (Southern states tend to be more landlord-friendly). 

I have a vacant lot (40 feet by 108 feet) near University of Houston, Texas Southern University,  and Downtown Houston; and I have just recently re-platted the lot as two separate lots (each is 2,160 sq. ft.

SBSU does if in southern utah. 

Since Covid we've done a couple in-person meetups in Southern NH (Nashua and Londonderry) and we've been doing a monthly online version, our next virtual one is actually this Thursday and it is posted under the "Network" tab here on BP under the name "Pints & Properties".

In this case he doesn't need a crashpad.But, on the other hand, he may not be willing to give up that Southern California lifestyle and will need a crashpad, but he makes more money so he's going to be in something a little more "refined".

12% might be the goal but in Worcester and southern nh you can easily find 25% and I target 35% or greater, I'm only look at 6 units and up for that reason.  

Some of the larger companies here like Vacasa or ResortQuest or Southern charge well over 25%.

I recently listed my property here in Southern California on both Zillow and Zumper.