So just tread lightly on this because, on the surface, it makes no sense.In any case, here's how you do it.Create an S-Corp whose charter is Property Management. 

Not much value needed to be added other than some light electrical work, appliances, and rent specific needs.

@Joshua Carter a SIGNIFICANT portion of my due diligence and inspection process requires the utilities to be on.For instance, I run all plumbing extensively to check for leaks, I ensure that appliances are functioning correctly, I check all lights and electrical outlets for functionality & ground, we check the fuse boxes for functionality & condition, we assess the performance of furnace & AC systems, and water heaters, we check the functionality & safety of the gas lines, scope the sewer main and assess water flow, test for radon & meth contamination, and basically give the entire property a thorough "test drive"  --which isn't possible if the utilities are off.  

Hi Adrian,Make sure to remember that when doing your financial analysis, include the real estate tax from the estimate you get from the Tax Authority on what your real estate taxes will be, in light of the purchase price.

You just want to have your income and credit reviewed and then set up with the DPA and its a green light.

The average monthly expenses is estimated to be $2300 per month, including expenses such as cleaning, maintenance, insurance, CapEx, landscaping, utilities, internet, management, etc.

Try to aim to be close to the future light rail for further appreciation and rentability.

@Caleb Heimsoth that’s pretty much how I found our landscaper!

Hi guys,I am interested in the EV charging station investment under the light of Electric Vehicle amount will be growing faster in the near future.

I also let them know this is a one time deal.It's ironic that my check engine light come on yesterday and if my husband is correct we may need a new motor if his code reader is correct.