I anticipate we'll see the stimulus payments probably be used for rent for May and credit card usage to skyrocket.

I lived in a fourplex which had a shared room with only one washer and dryer and we all managed to corporate usage.

I've never understood that building but it's always had really low water and sewer usage. 

Downtown SF has gotten worse to the point homeless everywhere, tents, drug usage, SF city council and police doing nothing or can't do anything, shoplifting, etc.

You can then invoice tenants based on usage.

Do the math on the sprinkler gpm subtract from total equals tenant usage, determine if excessive ...I billed a tenant for the 3rd quarter, took an average with the past 4 quarters billed the difference, as the lease allows.

And many RV Parks have zoning restrictions how long an RV, or towable structure in this case, can reside there (e.g. one month) - they're intended for transient usage.  

They will give it to you.Also you can use a cost per sq ft to calculate bills a for usage per unit, don't forget to take Into acct number of people in each unit, more people use more of everything than less people.If you have natural gas service (this may work with other utilities in that area too) you will be able to get on "equal pay" which makes your gas bill the same each month and will be calculated on a 12 month ave or a rolling 12 month ave.

We have higher reserves set for our section 8 properties due to the increased usage.

Just walking into an attorney's office and asking for help is likely to get a high price for inappropriate advice.Good luck - Ned