*additional question:If my tenants are section 8, will the single electric meter issue have trouble passing their inspection?

Also I would not want to be in a position where I have to compete with these new developments with a dated MF building lacking the anemnities and quality in construction (think noise insulation between apartments and floors).The single family market is a very different story.

I want to start with single family homes.

Just won contract on single family rental..  

This is every single morning.2.)

It also has a large detatched garage with a second floor 1BR unit (separately metered as well).I have an offer in right now and am waiting to hear back.MY QUESTION:I was poking around on an Atlanta zoning map, and I noticed the property is zoned r4a -- single family residential.

The tenant has been in for 12 months, and pays rent on time (though utilities are late every single month), and their option to purchase expires in 12 more months.  

My question is, how much work or is it even possible, for the owner to split the buildings up and sell them individually instead of a single 7 unit parcel? 

My question is, how much work or is it even possible, for the owner to split the buildings up and sell them individually instead of a single 7 unit parcel? 

In age where single people making decent incomes get KILLED in taxes while trying to make a life for yourself.