I posted about this experience recently: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/8160/71180-we-...With a master metered property, you have a few options: (1) you become responsible for the water bill and include a flat fee in the rent (2) sub-meter the property so each unit is on their own meter, making the tenant responsible (typically VERY expensive) or (3) implement Ratio Utility Billing System (RUBS), this is where you are still responsible fo the water bill but through a formula and spreadsheet bill back the tenants their fair share.

People still bought real estate.Stagflation will only be a problem if wages are flat to negative in the face of rising costs to consumers.

I've found that's the best way to keep the lookey-loos away and the rent payments late.As they drive off, rub your belly-button all deliverance-like.

It appears to be a flat fee MLS company. 

It's crazy.Most of the 2 flats are also overpriced.

They are belly aching because they broke their one good key and now copies are not working (probably partially because it's an old door and partially because they damaged the lock when they broke the key).

If your researching a new market what is a good way to get information on the area (Call PM - Ask them what 2/1 3/1 Rent For, Vacancies, Are fees based on Rent or Flat Fee, Etc).4.Reply below and I'll add it to my List, I meet with him next week so I'll give a run down on what we discuss and notes.Thanks,

They will only ever be allowed 18 lots on that property because the DEP deemed the flat space below the park to be wetland.

What you would want to clarify for us is whether the property in question is down in the flats area off of Edgewater st(lowest values in west Salem)or elsewhere. 

Hello fellow investors,Have any of you used fee based (percentage or flat fee) tax protesting companies successfully?