For me it was adding a 40 gallon gas hot water heater to an existing 40 gallon electric electric. 

Property Owner:I regret to have to tell you that your property needs a new roof, the plumbing is leaking and there is 10,000 gallons of sewer poop under the building.

I usually 50 or so gallons in 5 gallon cans....the generator is an easy 10 gallons a day.

A few examples would be lo-flow toilets (0.8 gallons), low flow shower heads, low flow faucets etc.

Just like your attorney who bills you by the hour or the gas station who charges you per gallon your property manager is going to bill you for the amount of work they need to do on your behalf.

Don't forget to join Home Depot's Paint Pro Rewards program for 10% off 1 and 5 gallon buckets of select paint.

I've been using it for about 5 months now, and so far I've gained 4 to 5 miles per gallon, went from 26 mpg to 31 mpg, which is a savings of around 15%.

I'm just talking money here, not warm and fuzzy feelings.When you add to this the devaluation of our dollars and the difficulty to borrow from lending institutions, there is simply less real wealth to go around. 40 years ago, 1 mil was a great goal-with $.25.9 per gallon of gas, $.18 Mcdonalds burgers and wonderful homes for 45K.

This will eliminate any chance of someone trying to save a few dollars a gallon and compromise your project.

I have controlled the water bill at my properties by the following:(1) low flow toilets(2) low flow shower heads(3) low flow thingies (sorry, I don't know the formal name) on the kitchen and bathroom sinks(4) coin operated FRONT LOAD washers (14 gallons average per 20 lb load vs. 42 gallons average per 10 lb load for a top loader)(5) "desert" landscapingI have not heard of those flappers being eaten away by the tablets, so I can't help there.