Also, are towe planning to pass water, sewer and garbage along to the tenant?

There are also a lot of strategies to look at when buying insurance. low vs high ded, foundation/water line cov?

Hey everyone, I’m looking for a solution in Submetering the water bill to tenents of a 12 door multi family building in the DC/Maryland area.

Auction.com handles foreclosures too... and likely H&M as well... so this is dangerous water to wade in without experience.Absolute first step is to learn how to access all necessary public records in order to conduct a basic title search on your own.

If not, an underwriter will assume you're taking advantage of the system and do what's necessary. 

The building already has water damage to it and needs work. 

When I post a property through my brokerage's back end systems, it goes on the MLS (or the Manhattan equivalent), and then that syndicates out to dozens and dozens of other websites, including Zillow, Trulia and Realtor.com.

I do 8-12% vacancy on multis depending on area.Capex should be higher, presumably you have two HVAC systems, two breaker panels, etc etc.Also, leasing fees (I don't understand why nobody includes these - they can be substantial especially on a multi which is generally going to have higher turnover than SFH).

Did they miss the water leaking?

You can also, use CRM systems (a paid version), or if you plan to go big down the road, some crowdfunding platforms offer their back office that will include not just tracking but also the whole portal to use for investors and syndicators (after a deal closes).Best!