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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Seprate Utility Meters
Hi BP,
I am interested in buying this commercial building that has 3 - one bedroom apartments, 1 - two bedroom apartment and 1 shop (previously a bar).
I like to buy properties with utilities indivisibly metered. This property has separate electric meters, however one gas and one water meter.
Looking for some ideas / suggestions as to how much it will cost me to get the gas and water separately metered. I will be checking with the utility company soon to find out their cost.
This is an old, all brick, 2 story building, needs a major rehab.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.