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Robert Lindsley
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  • Real Estate Investor
  • Orlando, FL
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Extra water usage in small apartment building

Robert Lindsley
Pro Member
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Orlando, FL
Posted

Hi there,

Yesterday I received a call from the water company that my building water usage was 2x the normal amount.  After researching the issue I discovered a tenant’s toilet has been broken for a month and has been leaking water the entire time.  He did not inform me of this issue.

I don’t think I should be responsible for this water usage (especially since the tenant has a sweetheart deal of $300/mth).  The additional water and sewer usage is $440.85.  Am I within my rights to go after him for this additional amount?

The building is a 7-unit building and has had two units vacant for the past month.

Thanks!
Robert.

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