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Trevor Lohman
  • Investor
  • Redlands, CA
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Water and Sewer Ballpark

Trevor Lohman
  • Investor
  • Redlands, CA
Posted

Hi guys, 

I know there is no way for anyone to accurately answer this question. 

I'm just looking for a ballpark average monthly cost for water and sewer in a cleveland SFR in your experience.

It sounds like in Cleveland (maybe all of ohio?) the owner pays sewer and water. I'm just looking for a ballpark figure for an SFR so I can run some cashflow estimates.

I was guessing 100 a month? I really have no idea other than  to guess it's a little less than my own residence out here in California... Which is about 150 a month. 

I'm also curious if anyone has had problems with this. Any horror stories of a tenant leaving the sprinklers on for 2 weeks or something... and how did you handle it?

Thanks for any feedback you guys can provide!

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