If that's not possible, you can use the guide below to find a way to hold them responsible.HOW TO SHARE UTILITIES 101You have a property with two or more units and the utility meters are shared.

To get the best down payment options you have to live in the property you’re buying but even if you decide to buy something an hour or two away from where you’re living now and visit it once or twice a month and either remotely manage it or just place it with a property manager you’d still be close enough to get a real feel for what’s going on and how to do things before heading OOS with the next property.

The two most obvious options at hand are : A/ Accumulating capital through my job before investing in real estate B/ Asking for a bank loan that would allow me to invest sooner, saving time, after doing market research Which strategy is better, in your regards ?

Sometimes they are noteworthy and sometimes not.I don't think it's reasonable to charge people two application fees so it's probably just best to get your leads through Zillow and then have them apply on a different website to screen them.

ADU to rent out the other two units. 

I was social chair and treasurer, and I credit those two positions with giving me 95% of my real-world skills.

Two of my properties are in Baltimore and their meters have been broken for a long time now.

Anything with 2 or more doors is an amazing start for house hacking 

Hey Joseph, I'm probably the most prolific Detroit investor here on BP.I own 12-doors there myself... should be 14 but that duplex is held up in probate right now.Beyond that, I'm also extremely active with other investors wanting to get started in the market there.

At best, it would be an impaired loan from a risk standpoint on the bank's books.Just my two cents though.