Consider staggering use or installing a timer.Leaks: Check for any leaks in the water heater or pipes.Pressure Relief Valve: Make sure it’s functioning correctly.

Consider checking with some neighbors to see what their water bill looks like.I'm surprised they back-charged you for previous under billings in October 2024....i thought the bill was just adjusted moving forward. 

I checked out the website for my market area and they're only listing the large nationals on it (Bridge: EasyKnock, SFR:  Buyer, Roofstock, Renovation Buyer: HomeGo, Homevestors) and was curious if any agents in other markets have seen this or use zavvie's information in any way?

I would certainly check with a real estate lawyer in your state because the devil is in the details sometimes. 

@John Davis be sure to check out all the city landlord requirements.Michigan also has an online Landlord-Tenant Handbook that is awesome source of info.Lastly, be sure to join the RPOA investor's group in Grand Rapids.

This coming weekend we were thinking of come out and checking the neighborhoods of few zips where there were houses we liked on MLS.

As a landlord, Zillow provides you with a background check, credit score, and a well-formatted application for each applicant.

I have never worked with R2R but I am working with about 15 investors who will never work with them again due to their lack of responsibility in reference to builder and property management selection.I price checked them years ago and they WAY over inflated both sales and rental numbers...

If you're looking for local data in northern NV check out Address Income there is a rental map with hyper-local rents to use for your underwriting.

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