The point is that the bill doesn’t come to me and there didn’t appear to be a need to.After looking at the bill, I do see that some unpaid usage was when the property was no longer under ABC’s management and we were evicting the tenant (I would correct the original post but can’t) BUT the bill was being sent to them and they chose not to notify and forward to me. 

And I do agree Rick, even lenders say they made a loan today, common usage slang, depends on what you're really trying to describe. :) 

@Joe Gore Your response is irrelevant and inappropriate, why you felt the need to make it is beyond me.

For instance, I have a large studio apartment and normally expect one person to occupy it but often get a couple renting it- I charge $25 more since the utility usage will be higher- I have averaged out the water usage per month per person and that's what it comes out to.  

I am relatively new here so if that is inappropriate please disregard.

It wouldn't make sense to me to limit the usage of the calculators as they're just another tool in the toolbox to use when analyzing property's.

There are run on sentences, lack of punctuation, and incorrect word usage.

It's very important to use a portion of your card in order to establish revolving usage history.The sweet spot for subprime revolving utilization is usually around 20%, maybe less. 

@Scott Miller hit that one on the head - metering is much more effective, for a similar or less cost per unit, leaks and heavy usage are easy to detect and will be more beneficial in cost savings.

This coin has 2 sides in that I may be inappropriately cautious, or you might be inappropriately aggressive.