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Jaime Wright Handling Utilities in Multifamily
31 May 2019 | 5 replies

I’m looking at purchasing a my first Multifamily apartment 4 unit or 8 unit. One thing I noticed in these older buildings is most time  utilities is NOT separated. Therefore, heat, gas and water are ALL paid by landlo...

Matthew Dendulk Condo, HOA, and what to look out for
3 January 2019 | 3 replies

I’m looking to purchase a condo. The initial purpose is to live in as a primary and rent out a room to a friend. My goal would be to have it paid off in 2-3 years and keep it as a rental. I’ve been told that in this H...

Alex Tonu New flipper from Seattle, WA
25 May 2016 | 5 replies

Hello everyone my name is Alex  married for 8 years with a brand new daughter. I work as a full-time firefighter and spend my off time hiking and enjoying the outdoors. I am new to real estate investing and have come ...

Jack Moran Painted wood shingle siding, chipped, peeling, old
5 March 2020 | 5 replies

Looking at a property with painted wood shingles circa 1970~ era install. Peeling, chipped and looking bad. Lead paint is likely. Some shingles broken. I'm looking to BRRRR and long term hold.  I guess the options ...

Joe Black Utility Charge backs to existing tenants
4 August 2021 | 1 reply

Hello,I plan to purchase a 5 unit apartment. Currently the owner pays for all utilities. Of course I'd like to increase NOI by billing tenants for gas/electric utilities. My questions are: 1) can I legally do this (I ...

Tanner Gish Sub metering curiosities
18 May 2016 | 1 reply

Hello wonderful BP community!

Here's a question for all the apartment junkies – I'm running numbers on a deal from a broker where looks like there is opportunity for management and utility segregation value add. 26 ...

Kareem Webb First deal!!!! MAYBE
19 February 2017 | 5 replies

So I'm doing a walk thru of a potential investment property that's fsbo and he's willing to sell to me below market value, now the property was built in the 70's and is in a good location, I've never done a deal and j...

Melissa MacLean Vacant house with underground storage tank beneath the driveway
12 April 2016 | 4 replies

I'm considering my first attempt at wholesaling, but the situation is both convenient and unfortunate:There happens to be a vacant house across the street and a few doors down from me, that I didn't realize was vacant...

Carrie A. If you knew then what you know now!
11 April 2019 | 9 replies

When you first got into real estate..... As far as leases go, if you knew then what you know now, what would you change? What is something you wished you had in your lease that you didn't, and you learned the hard way!

Sara Byerly Common Area Utilities
3 August 2018 | 4 replies

I have a 2 unit building with 2 HVAC systems and tenants pay electric and gas.  How do I pull out the utilities for the common areas (basement, garage, staircase/entry) so I, as the landlord can pay those?