If it were me I'd stay on the safe side, you don't want to have to do this again in a couple years when your tenants power consumption increases.

My name is Jeremy and I'm 38, currently located in Sugar Hill, GA just north of Atlanta.

On an average our water consumption is about 3000 gallons a month.

I am here to tell you the unfiltered truth, some people, like you, can't handle the truth and you need to sugar goat it, and hold your hand to say how it is with a sprinkle of lie here and there. 

We moved to exact opposite end of the city, Sugar land and decided to rent it out.

I guess this is just been wonderful from 08 through 11.Let me just point out a couple of things about Greece Italy and the United States for your consumption.

After accounting for change in gas consumption, maintanance on a third car, additional insurance and the new(ish) car payment, I'm driving a pretty new car for around 100 a month more than what I was spending just on gas for the truck and still have the big truck parked in the driveway - just use it for "truck stuff" now.

Anyone else up for a downtown or sugar house bar meet up around 6pm next week?

At the same time causing people to reduce consumption.

Things like the smart vents from Keen Home (http://www.keenhome.io/smart-vent), predictive analytics applied to energy consumption in commercial buildings, etc.