Along with the numbers, any detective work you can do on the politics of the association--the posture and policies towards renters, etc is smart, too (assuming you already checked % owner occupant, renting is allowed, etc).Best of luck

Unfortunantly he also told me that City of Atlanta adjusts bills for burst pipes in the front yard because they can't be detected, but will not adjust bills for leaks in the house, because they consider them negligence, as they can be seen.In my case I suspect the city is charging me for what the tenants owed, but I am not 100% sure.They sent me a letter that if I do not pay by Thursday Jan 5th, they will shut water off.

Another nice thing with this particular company is that their system detects when there is continuous flow, indicating a possible leak, and alerts the landlord/PM.

They make voltage detectors that can detect an electrical current through drywall.  

I also like to get in touch of surveyors in the area find out what is going on, become a detective.

But the simple truth is, I need Fred to be snoopy and a house detective much like me.Agents in my town know I’m a fix-up specialist, most have all seen my properties.

It will generally cost you some money to find them and even with a paid search you may need to do some detective work yourself.

If you can't find them consider hiring a private detective - it could save you years of time and thousands of dollars.  

They need to send a professional in to detect it, repair it and the restore your unit.

It is detective's work.