Are the mobiles individually metered for water and power or is it included in the tenants rent?

Originally posted by Star Jay: But for this multifamily, I'm needing some ideas :-|If I'm understanding, you have 8 tenants on one water meter.

Since this is a foreclosure the gas had been disconnected in one of the units and the meter was taken from another.The other 2 units have very outdated gas units so we will be converting those units to electric.Closing is tomorrow morning.

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In situations where the gas is separately metered I also recommend including language in the lease requiring tenants to provide a copy of their gas bill ever 3 months.  

We put an emphasis on vacant prospects, those with separate meters and realistic balance sheets which when combined with the right financing terms and management can still produce a healthy and safe addition or anchor to a portfolio. 

I would also make sure that each unit is metered separately so the tenants will be responsible for there own utility bills.

I'm not sure if its setup to meter each unit separately.

Are the units separately metered for gas and electric?

Desperate water meter, trash, etc.