It currently has separate electric meters but on the AOS and public records it is labeled as a sfr.

I had no clue but once i figured it out I got the real estate bug.

Baseboard electric heating.

You need to learn what to look for, or bring someone knowledgeable about building, electric, and plumbing with you to look at the home, to determine if the home is structurally sound.Good Schools.

I have a pretty bug chisel already and it's been an absolute pain.

It's not what you can see, it's what you can't see that will reach out and bite you right in the behind.The only way you can even get close to a realistic cost study is to strip the home down to the bones, thoroughly inspect the foundation, check for adequate drainage away from the structure, thoroughly inspect the infrastructure including the cast iron and/or clay water and sewage plumbing and the electrical and gas lines. 

The home is trashed and infested with bugs and reeks of the worst order I've smelled since being in the business.

Guess I caught the bug because I can't wait to save up and do it again.I came to Bigger Pockets because I needed a property manager. 

Electric should not be too difficult to split though.  

I have a job with the electric company (a fortune 500 corp) that gives me the flexibility to do what I love, wrestling.