Don't winterize and end up with a massive plumbing bill.

I'm baffled by how a property's water bill is so high despite there appearing to be no leak.

The first step is paying all bills on time.

If I were to split the side-byside fourplex into separate legal descriptions - townhomes - they would sell for $1.65M or a little more, but I intend to hold and assured the seller that I wouldn't sell and pay him and he get his whole tax bill with one whack.

What is involved as far as cost and scope of work to separate water meter/billing for a duplex?

We asked the servicer if they wanted to tag along to the attorney costs with the same attorney and have the attorney split the bills for who they are defending (which we offered as an option to settle the issue we were having with the servicer).

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With 5+ units, while they of course review your personal ability, they put more emphasis on the cash flow of the property itself and how its ability to perform is of high importance to them.Always keep in mind the following: 1) market cycle; 2) debt; 3) exit strategy (h/t Bill Ham).As you’re already seeing with deal flow, we’re towards the top of the market cycle with valuation.

Again, this is a long term play but cash flow does make me happy. 6 - I would read about State Bill 173 that is coming into effect in a couple days.

Is there someone that can answer your questions around billing and invoicing?