So who pays the water bill,, is the leak happening before the meter,, then the city is losing water,, if the owner is paying the water bill then he's losing the water and paying for it..or if your paying the water bill your paying for it.I guess I'd call the city again and ask if they can have landlord repair as your not able to get any results..Winter's going to be here soon,, and when it freezes the water will not go into the soil it will raise up and you'll have a lake to skate on

thanks @Thomas S.Yes, I learned the hard way on my own property after Sandy - claimed all bits and pieces andn then ended up paying more than double on my premium@Jason Gines, thanks for the input (perhaps you should also reconsider :)

I may kiss that sweet American soil when I get to the home land.

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We had a lot of soil delivered to fill the site & plant grass.

I remember the best years ago when my father was teaching me all about rental real estate in Australia.It was not unusual to had several European generations living in a home & they often collected a substantial amount of urine to boost the soils deficient in N, K & P under the fruit trees we had on the properties.

., @Sandi Storck, @Wayne Brooks Is it just me, or does anyone else on this site recognize how the crypto currency boom and bust bubble has followed the same pattern as the dot com boom and bust bubble?

@Paul Comer  Make sure you understand your property tax's  AFTER you close and the property is reassessed.. along with be very cognizant of ever moving soils.. 

Most of the area has been fixed and flipped already but there are still some Sandy victims there that may be a good flip.

In these areas, "Extra water" pooling up without surface soil for the water to saturate and be held can cause a problem for yourself and/or neighbors down-grade. 2) In other areas, a certain amount of bare land (grass, soil, etc.) is required to be open to the sky for the appropriate levels of water to seep through and re-charge aquifers.