Utility Submetering vs.

Utility Submetering vs.

As utility costs rise, commercial real estate (CRE) investors are increasingly turning to smarter, more equitable ways to manage shared expenses—especially in multi-unit properties without individual utility meters.

* Do I need to cover utilities with the rent amount provided by Section 8, or are those separate? 

look at my early posts if you can figure out the search function.Here you go- my post on this threadhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/86141-solar-panels-multi-family-and-charging-collecting-utilities-how-to

To stay organized for tax time, track all rental income and any property-related expenses like repairs, insurance, mortgage interest, utilities (if you cover them), and travel to and from the property.

The tools are out there now, and utilizing them will give you the upper hand in this competitive market.Honestly, I’m starting to feel like AI is being shoved into every corner of real estate (and everything else).

Me and my partner are closing on our first investment property and we're wondering what everyone uses out there for software/technology that's reasonably priced and user-friendly to help manage collecting payments, utilities, and those sort of things for their tenants.

It works like this:-The company signs a long-term lease, usually for apartments- They place students at 1 or 2 per bedroom- They include all utilities and furniture- They allow students to rent for the length of their training program (varies) vs having to sign a lease with a standard termMy house is considered a "premium" offering.

I learned about BiggerPockets during my time in Denver, CO and am excited to learn as much as I can while utilizing all these resources.