If your other utilities are not separately metered then you could be losing a lot more.

Well, let's separate fact from fiction.

The conversion would be rather easy as all that was done was in the house conversion was tearing out separator wall, extra kitchen converted to utility room and extra front door filled in.

The good news is that the two units are metered separate for gas and electricity.

Vet the guarantor the same as you would the tenant and either ask them to co-sign the lease or execute (which would technically make them a tenant, unless you lease has built-in support for a guarantor) a separate guarantee of the tenant's obligations. ... or move on to the next applicant.

. :)Oh, forgot, I never loved a property to much that money would not separate us.

the lease states no parking comes with the rental, but I have issued separate written 'policy' stating one vehicle, no maintenance, etc.

He had provided his personal guarantee on two properties we hold and one of the Company's obligations under the separation agreement was to remove him as guarantor on these properties.

with a separate tracking number on the sign so you know that you're talking to a buyer, not a seller from the outset, and know more of how effective is the campaign.

The only really accurate way to estimate the cost to separate utilities is to actually look at what it takes to do it by looking at the building.