I have a good roommate that pays on time and just does his own thing.. however a few weeks after he moved in (mid-Feb) I heard his toilet (main toilet) running and found he had hooked it a few links higher so the flap wouldn't seal.

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Quote from @Carlos Ptriawan:That's the same info I could find on the RedFin link for the property, it's summary is great, but it's just nothing like what the guy here is trying to do

As you'll see in the other forum linked above one of the suggestions was to notify the tenants that they will be responsible for 50% of the water bill.Another thing to consider, I'm not sure on Columbus but I know certain municipalities do not allow you to charge for a utility if it is not individually metered.

Here is a link to a news story.http://www.wearegreenbay.com/news/local-news/local-5-investigates-rent-to-own

,I have a couple of recommendations regarding your website:1- You might consider taking screenshots of your google reviews, adding those to your testimonials page, and linking back out to those reviews.

For that matter, Sears actually has an excellent web site for appliances.

It’s quite easy to do via Zillow, which has a link to the tax records.

I think the best approach is to have a free and open fast search engine that organizes all the delinquent property lists across all the 3,000 counties and links back to the Source of Truth at the government site.

I am not sure what you see in the link you provided.