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What if a tenant getting evicted leaves the H2O running all month
I know that shutting off the water is not an option, so what could you do in this predicament?
Call the police? Call the water department?
Sue the former tenant after getting the bill? Would the bill serve as sufficient proof?
If you've experienced this scenario, please advise.