@Tanya F.Its kind of hard to determine the energy savings because that all depends on the usage.

Our current rules detail things such as inoperable vehicles, trailers, quiet hours, smoking policy to cover vaping and marijuana usage, exception to subletting in extreme circumstance, waterbeds.

Where can I find laundry room usage data and statistics. 

Do you charge just for water usage or the whole bill?

Do you know what the gas usage is measured in "therms".I have a duplex and in the last month, hot water was 35 therms (2 unit).

So no FHA, and the buyer walked.A worst case scenario would be that there is no spot on the lot that passes septic test and here the alternative would be a holding tank (no drain field) and would have to be pumped out every time it filled up, which could be as frequently as once a week with a family usage. 

Hello all,I'm looking for info on daily and monthly usage by commercial properties (small and large multifamily, office buildings, hospitals, hotels, shopping centers) to see how much electricity they use (ex. kWh or MWh) and some estimates for current monthly electricity prices.I will be using this info to see how cost-effective it would be to sell combination solar systems with battery power (night/backup) to commercial property owners.Anyone with guidance on which direction to point me in for learning more about energy generation, storage, and usage, or anyone in the energy industry, feel free to reach out and contact me.Thanks!

Just let tenant's know your watching use and if it sky rockets you will adjust rent in future to cover extra for utility usage.

As for my usage, I've been with them since 2001 and will continue.  

The water and sewer bill will ALWAYS remain in the Owner’s name therefore the ultimate responsibility of the water and sewer bill will ALWAYS fall onto the Owner.See http://www.clevelandwater.com/customer-service/faq for more info.The Holton-Wise Property Group does not charge the tenants for water and sewer usage because of all the legal difficulties put in place by Ohio Landlord Tenant Law and the City of Cleveland, Division of Water.