Never tried myself but I don\t think it would hurt.I think it's mostly alcohol. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Uri...

If all else fails you pretty much have to go find the pieces of the puzzle yourself: track down utility consumption figures from each provider, confirm property tax amounts with the municipality, and try and estimate what you expect you'll need for R&M and CapEx - this can be tough if you don't have a lot of experience but it's still a necessary exercise even if the seller does have solid financials to share.

There are companies out there who will install sub-meters, bill and collect from tenants, take a cut and provide you with net (and of course, you pay the municipal bill).Reducing consumption is of course a no-brainer.  

I am a father of 2 and wanting to escape the “rat race” as an alcohol distributor sales person, so I am hungry to learn and therefore, reaching out to all I come across in my area.Thank you in advance for any direction you can provide!

I lead a frugal, efficient life in a city that's all about conspicuous consumption, and it's so encouraging to be reminded that smart money decisions will pay off in the not-too-distant future.

Policy also covers nonsense like alcohol related issues, sexual assault, and punching the lights out of the neighbors.

I get really annoyed when I hear people ask: "should I invest or pay off my consumptive spending card debt first"...

Some call it fear mongering, others call it insurance.A kid on my son's former soccer team was involved in a tragic accident where alcohol was involved and there were fatalities of friends. 

I'm living the fast-food life now...quick consumption only.

Cutting water consumption is much cheaper than finding more water.