(This I need to get a better understanding, if i) each unit has a separate water meter that the tenant is responsible for, ii) otherwise if there is a bill-back arrangement with the tenants. 

@Luke RunionI don't know what you went to school for but let's say your 4 year degree is in economics and you've been a financial advisor for a year.

You're agent should be helping you understand that and hopefully you trust their ability and intention in that regard.   

I've seen some manufacturing companies do this with their unused space with varying degrees of success.

You basically only need to know how to operate a mouse to play the game, because the first couple of hours don't require any ability to diagnose problems with the house.The most positive thing I can say about the game is that it's very drunk person friendly if you're like me and tend to prefer games with competition but don't want to derank if you've been drinking.

Then you'll have some degree of payroll costs whether you DIY payroll or outsource to a professional.This strategy yields the best results with a large family real estate business (i.e. an RE business that generates a lot of cleaning and maintenance requirements) and a 14+ year old who has nothing to do during the summer and can work for at least a few hours without supervision.Best of luck.

Get with a mortgage banker or broker that has the ability to do a Rapid Rescore.

Primarily, it's the ability to get a loan from the bank. 10k will not get you far.

The Maryland legislature just introduced a bill to do that in Maryland and we were able to get the bill killed in committee. 

By all means let me know if you have questions and I'll answer them with the best of my abilities.