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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

IMPLEMENTING RUBS ???
Good Afternoon BP! So I just got my first multifamily property under contract. Its currently a triplex (3/2, 2/1, 1/1). The 2/1 and 1/1 are both rented out with longterm tenants on a month to month basis and below market rents:) I have enough space in the 3/2 to convert to fourplex if I so choose but I haven't made that decision just yet. The previous owner was actually living in the 3/2 but has since moved out. She stated that since the structure was built right on the property line the utility companies stated they would not be able to separate the meters.
Utilities are broken down as such: Owner pays water apprx $120 monthly : Tenants split electric/gas $300 monthly
I say all of that to ask, Are there any companies that install the RUBS system here in San Antonio on such a small scale (2-4 units) ? Any local property management companies with expierence working with these companies or their software?