Is there a good site out there that breaks down this kind of info? 

Total charges were $43.12.Then you break that down into what they're for....Flat sewer fee (for condos and apartments): $22.02Flat stormwater charge: $2.79Flat water meter charge: $12.40Water usage charge: $5.91While the water usage charge will probably be 50% higher next month (because some moved in late), that's still so little that even renting furnished/utilities, water usage isn't going to be something I worry about.There's no way to make blanket advice that makes sense for everywhere!

House hacking in greater Boston is a good way to break in to the market.

But if it's a 30k rehab on a 250k purchase, I'm guessing 25k+30k+7k closing costs+6k holding costs+15k selling costs = 83k needed to break even.

If you go in like a bull in a china shop you might not like what you break. 

At the end of the day, I find it better to be in a position where I can hold someone accountable for breaking my stuff than being a middle man between two tenants fighting over what one tenant did to another's stuff in the common area.This strategy is lucrative though, and I have seen many investors choose that method where I am based out of in San Diego.

What is the best way to break into podcasts?

To frame this one, the question I'm asking is if you could be close to breaking even with a 15 year mortgage or you could be cash flow positive, which one would you take? 

I think you could have evicted based on breaking the lease with no pets clause already.

It’s an increase from their previous lease, but clearly identifies and pinpoints aspects of the lease that they are breaking.