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Sal Zafar
  • Investor - buy and hold.
  • Cedar Park, TEXAS (TX)
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Should I do sub-meter in Low income units

Sal Zafar
  • Investor - buy and hold.
  • Cedar Park, TEXAS (TX)
Posted

Wanted to know, if there is any benefit by adding cost of installing sub-meters in low income units. Yearly water bill is $9k to $10k. Or should i just start charging tenants part of water consumption? also can i start charging in the middle of the lease agreement, or do I've to wait till lease expire. 

Thanks! 

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