They will see you brining in hot water tanks and copper.

Here arena few highlights that you should check:- Accessibility- once you get over a certain number of units a % of the units must be accessible- fireproofing in between units- includes walls, ceilings and floors- sprinkler system- if second floor- need two enclosed staircases- parking as someone mentionedBottom line for me was my estimate of converting an easy 2additional units was $30k.

As long as the water is on and I can make sure the waste lines run smoothly, I will also not request an inspection period.

But condos you will never have to pay out of your pocket to:-replace the roof-paint the exterior-keep up the landscaping....units you will have to pay for all this.Also, water/garbage bill is included in the hoa with condos where you have to pay that with units.

They both said I met all the criteria but Fannie's system rejected the app both times.

It seems that, in both these cases, the systems are designed around locating properties and finding investors, using third-party resources.

It is set up so the landlord pays heat and water, tennant pays electric.

I don't have a specific system in place but I do monitor the classified and all the listings on the MLS on a daily basis and basically keep track of things in my head.

Nick J. sent invitations to a few hundred people via the new Invite Colleagues system.

At the end of the day, go with your gut.PS - the water heater is over 30 years old!