I am looking at buying a property that has one central meter for the 15 or so units in the building where the landlord pays all electricity costs. 

I thought this was a weird business ideal myself - what's the keep someone from ordering a private chef, massage or whatever else prior to this update?

Quote from @Chris Cox: Quote from @John Underwood: I do all the automated messaging I need and auto sending door codes from the OTA's.When you say you do automated massaging, you’re not referring to saved responses right?

Hello BP family, Do you see any concerns with these breakers, are they mismatched ? if so which color ones or which one should be replaced inspector said somthing about mismatched breakers and need lables. as if speci...

Water/gas/electric all fall on the tenant.

TLDR: They don’t add as much value as they cost, they can make sales harde, if you charge the tenant for electricity there’s no benefit to them, if you don’t, there’s no benefit to you.

I’d recommend asking about the property's overall condition, especially the roof, plumbing, and electrical those can be big-ticket repairs if something’s off.

Because they are focussed on cosmetics, I see a lot of DIY BRRR buyers blowing their budget because they missed important details like electrical, HVAC, plumbing, structural, foundation.   

Hi Friends,I am looking to buy a long-distance property that, according to pics, needs some cap ex (plumbing, electrical, & roof).

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.