Hi All,I am closing on a duplex next week in Jersey City NJ.I would like to add a water meter for the upstairs apartment.I will have a plumber establish that the plumbing is done with two separate risers and it can be split/metered individually.I don't want to be the only landlord in the are having the tenant pay the water themselves.But I would prefer for my expenses to be constant every month.Questions;-In Jersey City is it permissible to meter the water in apartments individually?

My family is preparing to sell a 4-unit commerical/residential property in Bergen County New Jersey (2 residential renters and 2 businesses currently in place).

I would guess this would be better in the New Jersey forum.  

Hello BiggerPockets fam! My name is Niraj and I recently got my Real Estate license in NJ. I signed with Berkshire Hathaway in Manalapan, NJ around early March 2021. I've listened to BiggerPockets podcasts for a long-...

Keep in mind that this is in New Jersey.

Hello Bigger Pockets group,My name is Jordan Pope and I am from Nothern California, Lincoln to be exact.

For example, New Jersey has the highest effective tax rate at 2.2%, followed by Illinois (2.18%), Texas (2.15%), Vermont (1.97%) and Connecticut (1.92%).

I should add - it’s in Jersey City. 

@Jordan Moorhead I would think that would be less of a necessity these days.

Hopefully your brokerage is connecting you with one or more mentors - I know a lot of the more experienced agents have more leads than time, so maybe you can work out something to follow up on those leads in exchange for paying a referral % and/or host open (vacant) houses to get people to add to your CRM.For North Jersey clubs, check out BiggerPockets events, Facebook groups, Meetup events, and google for North Jersey / North New Jersey REIA.