I have a college business degree with emphasis in real estate.  

I went from part-time to full-time at University of Michigan an engineering tech III, concerned with building, updating and teaching college professors about the software applications of the late 1980’s.

I've heard there are colleges in the area and it's near military bases.

I'm currently a freshman in college and am planning on majoring in accounting.

At the end of the year charge/refund the difference in the actual charges.Use the previous method but break out utilities for the units on each shared meter instead of the total cost for all meters.Break up each bill as it arrives. and divide it by units on the meter This would add a lot of overhead to the work load.For water, gas and trash service I think it would be acceptable to share the costs based on sqft.I just dont know what the common practice is and my experience isn't in commercial offices.

Buy the Tenants and Toilets course from Fixer Jay Decima and the Rental Management course from Mike Cantu.Learn the local laws and rental practices. 

No matter how much education you have or teams in place, your first one will be your college education.

You can "practice" on your hud home at working with your contractor, buying your materials, etc. knowing that if it all goes wrong, it's still your place and will not just be a dead asset.34567) all of these are sound options, You just need to determine what works best for your risk tolerance.  

Is this common practice for Seller not to release rent roll until a contract is signed?  

I got a business degree In college with emphasis on real estate.