All are on one meters (water, sewer, gas, and electric) and owner pays all utilities.  

The lower level also received new electrical, water heater, paint, carpet, windows, and a new drop ceiling.

New electrical service, new water heater and repair and reinforcement of a few foundation cracks.

LG electric upscale dual oven.

I personally believe that knowledge is power and sharing helps bring everyone up.

Since your new I also want to mention the importance of building your power team, the people you can trust to help you get a deal done "correctly" and it be a "DEAL". 

New electrical panel, pool heater, and above-average furnishings.

She had shut off my power of my whole apartment before without permission to see if she would feel better, she also wants my WiFi off because she know I have cameras inside the house so she keeps saying that my enthernet could be the problem.

The electric service is 60 amps.

Several other properties with this exact layout and in the same zone have the property type: RESIDENTIAL-DUPLEXSo I guess my question is this:  If I were to go through the trouble of putting in a new and separate heating and cooling unit for this property as well as adding a new power meter for the basement unit, how hard would it be to get this property labeled as a Duplex from a Single Family?