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.

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. 

(Their rent covers the monthly mortgage etc).If the property only has 1 water meter should I pay that bill?

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

.🎯 My goal is to learn from creative investors here, connect with others exploring similar ideas, and eventually test the waters with a small group.

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?

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. 

You also have to be very cautious with the water service, electrical service, etc.

It has a newer roof, new meters, new appliances, new hot water heater, separately metered (I WOULD ONLY BE RESPONSIBLE FOR LAWN CARE AND SNOW REMOVAL) Property has been well kept maintained and will accept FHA financing which is my best option to buy given my credit score and DTI.  

The GC charged additional fees to “correct” the work, but merely covered up the old pan, leading to water leakage into the basement and mold growth.