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Updated over 2 years ago, 07/27/2022

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Nicole A.
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Should you hire a lawyer for a Baltimore City water bill hearing?

Nicole A.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Baltimore County Maryland and Tampa Florida
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Hoping to get thoughts from Baltimore City investors who are familiar with this. Perhaps @Ned Carey and others?

A friend reached out to me today. He has a multi-unit in Baltimore City (Brooklyn area) and has received a water bill of $8,000. He does not see any obvious leaks, but is also having a professional plumber come to check out the property.

His question to me was if it's worth hiring a lawyer for or not. I have done the water bill hearing once before, and there wasn't much to it except for me basically showing my plumber's repair receipt to get the water bill adjusted.

My bill also wasn't anywhere near $8,000. His question is for this amount of money and situation, should he be hiring a lawyer for the water bill hearing?

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