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Adding separate utilities to a 3-unit property
Team, I am looking at 3-unit property in LA county in Southern California. it has common water line and no gas connection. Each one has a separate electrical connection.
For rental purposes, it would be nice to have separate water connection for each unit. It's also cheaper to use gas than electricity so I need to establish gas lines as well.
Does any one have idea how much it costs to have individual water lines and installing brand new gas lines? Or should I talk to city for water and the gas company to provide some estimates?
Please advise.