Or, get the kind of meters that can be wired to a box on the outside of the house (or otherwise in a better spot), and the handheld device you need to plug in to the box or talk to it on the radio, to read the meter.If the building was "born" as apartments, it's fairly likely that each apartment has its own individual water pipe. 

@Robert Steele  I understand your position.I'm a big fan of personal responsibility, and I don't think it's too much to ask for tenants to pay rent without having their hand held. 

I’ve been betting every offer, I did all the photos and listing, so I’d basically pass them to the realtor to sign a paper and then go through the title company, and probably end up holding everyone’s hand during the process (or having my hand held!)

Top discoveries so far: electrical boxes which are depth adjustable, pex supply lines, sink drain wrenches, and handheld ratcheting abs cutters, cutting in paint without taping (the Idaho painter), Wagner paint sticks, and heat gunning drywall mudd for a quicker patch.On contractors get a handful of rough quotes (~7) over the phone on each item, 3-4 in person walk through bids, and pick the person to do it.

Both in the handheld size and the floor buffer size.

The diverter valve is in, with the 2 out-going attachments being for a hand-held shower wand, and then above will be a rain shower (I cannot wait).Well, I think that's all for the progress for this past week.

Don’t get a handheld... you’ll get awfully sick of carrying 1L of paint around all day and refilling the little cup constantly eats time.

If you need to have you hand held, for a fee, this might be for you.

If the county has a GPS overlay or points you can get very close with a handheld consumer type, good for bearings too, for accuracy you can't get the units surveyors have, they don't let common folks play with those for security reasons, agricultural units get pretty accurate too I believe.If I'm putting up a fence, I usually guess and use an engineer's tape and compass, never had an issue.

(I don't need my hand held, just a speedy resolution to any claims)I've been online looking for ratings on companies etc but I seem to be spinning my wheels.Any thought or suggestions would be appreciated.Thanks.