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Chris Virgil-Stone
  • Rental Property Investor
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Implementing RUBS in Upstate NY?

Chris Virgil-Stone
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cape Coral, FL
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My partner and I are in the process of evaluating a deal in Upstate NY and see some value add opportunity through RUBS implementation (specifically looking to bill back Water/Sewer, Gas, Electricity). This building is a <25 units. I'm wondering if anyone in the area has had success in doing this. I've ran comps and looked at the competition, it seems in ~70% of buildings Water/Sewer and Gas are not included. In the projections we did a phased out approach that is expected to take up to 13 months- 6 months on notice, 6 months @ 50% and and starting in month 13, utilities will be billed back @ 75%. 

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Tj Hines
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Tj Hines
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@Chris Virgil-Stone great job on doing your research with the competition. Depending on the jurisdiction you can bill back anywhere from 70-80% to the tenants. To confirm this call up a RUBS company in that area, or talk to the competition, or rely on your localized PM. Good luck

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