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Charging for water - NH
Hey all!
Currently renovating 3 family.
In the process of removing old oil burner and having gas run up to the house.
Although costly can you charge for water in the state of New Hampshire. I know they passed a law in Massachusetts making it legal for landlords to charge for water consumption.
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Yes, I had two duplexes in NH with two separate meters each, so each tenant was billed separately by the water department. One thing to know: If tenant A doesn't pay, and the water is turned off, it is turned off at the street. Which means tenant B also has no water. That won't end well. So check with your water department to make sure that you are notified if a tenant receives a shut-off notice. You can pay at the last minute to avoid that, and then collect from tenant A.