Central AC would have to be the best option for a multi-room unit, you may be able to get away with a window AC or wall mounted mini-split on a one room studio.

SFHs with attached garages, yards and no shared walls do not.

It is incredibly expensive and you will lose money per deal 99% of the time.

There was a middle wall separating the two homes which he knocked down and created one large SFH.

Adding a meter itself to a set of breakers is not a huge cost (1-2k each), BUT if your units are sharing physical electrical wires within the walls, splitting them is going to involve ripping into the walls, and re-wiring...The dead simple way to test this during your walk through is to see if each unit has it's own breaker box within the unit.  

I have another deal on my wall, putting an offer today, but it is so hard to find them back to update or edit, that is not easy???

It's true that our market is great for a variety of reasons, but it is incredibly difficulty right now to invest with high rates of success.

What you've done is incredibly impressive!

PaulineYour firm has done some incredible deals

My tenant is complaining about cracks forming in the walls of our rental house that was built around 1930.