I replaced the flooring, painted all the walls, new water heater, and a few other things.It was incredibly challenging during the renovations because I was doing all the work myself and things were moving slowly.

In talking with them, each unit will require two parking spots and depending on permeable/semi-permeable  options, will require storm water modifications.

How to shut off power/water/gas, change furnace filters, lint catchers, batteries, garbage disposal, toilets (flushable wipes are actually not flushable), how to reset a GFCI and why did it pop in the first place etc etc We have a checklist for this.- reporting: we emphasize to report problems and we always thank them first when they do.

Now, when using the Rental property calculator, should I enter the utility costs (electricity, gas, water) or should I leave these out because they would normally be the responsibility of the tenant to pay directly?

Investment Info:

Townhouse fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $387,000

Cash invested: $180,000

Complete gut renovation of my primary residence, 90% of work done by my father and myself. All ...

Thank you to ALL that wish me well, in this very scarey investment journey, it feels as though I have jumped into Shark infested waters, unfortunately. 

All major appliances, AC unit, water heater are <5 years old. 

You should be able to install them pretty easily as long as you have proper access to a water/gas line/electric meter that can take the extra power for the dryer/washer.Should be paying about $1-$1.5k retail for each addition, 94 units, I'd be looking at $600-$750 each. 

Water backed into the bathtub, and some seeped through the base of the toilet. 

However, my parents lent us the downpayment + closing costs, so most of our cashflow will be going directly to them for a little while.I just recently came across a quadplex in my area that is fully leased, grossing $3,675 per month, while the landlord pays gas/water, and electric/internet are tenant paid.