Building is 10,000 sq ft and is about 17 units right now. that is made up of:1 apartment16 officesAll updated utilities and mechanicalsFairly large piece of land - 2 buildable lots on itFirst floor: occupied by one long standing tenantSecond floor: remainder of offices - about 5 vacancies - is basically a co-working spaceBeautiful/highly desirable locationNegotiated price is good.

Let the equity build and utilize the equity to further invest. 

I know of someone who just kept the utilities in their name and then split the cost the following month between each tenant.

It tells you right there what utilities you have to pay for.

I work as an electrical utility worker, credit score is 730.

The next to check off the list will be utilities, then groceries, etc.

My friend and I have been talking about getting a place together and go half’s on the utilities.

I've read that in order to properly estimate utility costs for an area, one just has to call up the local departments.

You can request the history from the utility companies but keep in mind that if there were high vacancies the utilities would be understated.

As a General Contractor, I'm wondering what the process looks like to utilize equity in a house that I build to build new projects.