It depends on the physical situation of the utility meters, in addition to what's regionally acceptable rental practice.If the utility meters are separated per unit you have an option as the landlord to require each tenant to subscribe to their own individual utility service(s).

Here's some good regional data if this helps (these were all reports I built when I worked at Long & Foster): http://www.longandfoster.com/Market-Conditions/Mar...I completely agree that Southern MD is a great market.

They had a unique name that matched that of an attorney in Ft Myers.

Being in AR puts you in a unique position to dabble in many different aspects of real estate.

I'm looking for a portfolio or other non-recourse lender in the Charlotte NC or York County SC regions.  

I personally have only flipped larger subdivision type plays were I got all the entitlements and sold to medium size regional builders or DR Horton...

I mention my accounting job because of the unique opportunity I have to come in contact with high-profile clients in construction and real estate.

We found many companies would not write in the fireclass we were in but the ones that would were regional companies.  

Real estate is unique because you can record your investment and not have to rely on the company's word (guarantee) that they will repay you.  

What are some of your other go to data sources for the Atlanta region?