The lease includes an itemized list of utilities including Water/Sewage, PG&E and Wifi.

Owner pays water and landscaping.

I have a time frame for selling next spring but would like to move forward with my next purchase this calendar year.My question is this, when I sell next spring, can I 1031 exchange some of the money into my second property that I purchase this year?

Owner pays water bill up to a certain amount. 

From your experience in the Phoenix market, how much do you usually budget for electric, water / sewage, and garbage on a per unit basis?

Does water pipes , Water heater or water tank etc gets covered by them normally?

Hi All, I recently moved to Atlanta and I am planning on purchasing my first rental property in the Spring (A duplex to house hack).

My main concern is lawsuits due to accidents because of this associated water source.

Knowing that the building was high on a hill, about fifty feet above the water, I started doing research and found the following, which was later confirmed by my lender that we did not require food insurance.In my case, just because a properties address is designated in a flood zone, there can be buildings on the property that do not require the insurance.

I  really dont think you have even seen the prices to get ACs checked every fall and spring, especially with a multiple properties.