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Alana Bates
  • New to Real Estate
  • Washington, DC
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Should landlords pay tenant water/sewage?

Alana Bates
  • New to Real Estate
  • Washington, DC
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I live in the Washington DC area and I am thinking about rolling water/sewer costs into the monthly rent. As the potential landlord of a small multifamily building, I will take on paying the water bill for the entire building. Before doing this, I want to get various perspectives on wether or not this is a feasible and/or responsible thing for me to do as a brand new landlord. Please help BP community!

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