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tenant keep water flow, end up with large water bill to landlord

Zocky Zhang
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I have a rental property in Philadelphia and the tenant was late with rental for 2 months, we decided to evict the tenant have a court date at beginning of next month.

now we received a large water bill for last month, over $700 in a month for a 1200 sqft townhouse.

is there an option I can do now? in Philadelphia, water is the landlord's responsibility. can I request to shut it off?

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