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Donald Howaniec
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Cutting the water bill

Donald Howaniec
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  • Investor
  • Indianapolis, IN
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One of the costs that I have had the greatest difficulty controlling is my water bill. If it's not a leaking toilet (I can fix that) it's tenants using hot water to defrost meat (What can I do about that other than asking them not to do it). What are the apartment building owners doing to keep their water bill down?
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