Good afternoon real estate investor friends.I’ve been using this water submetering system in small multifamily properties to much success and wanted to share.When you can submeter water and pass the costs along to tenants, you increase the net operating income of your asset, which in turn makes your property more valuable.One of the biggest benefits to such a system is gaining greater control over your property.

Meaning 4 furnaces and 4 water heaters?

Purchase price: $450,000 Sale price: $650,000 A 15 unit Public Water and Public Sewer Property just two hours outside of NYC.

Hey guys, So one of my properties has sewer bills that run based on water usage.

It's 23 acres of forest on the water front:The land is zoned A-14 so can't be subdivided and only one residence could be built if the owner uses the land for agriculture, logging, farming etc.The zoning does allow for 'Gite Touristique' though and this is where I'm thinking this could be a great spot to build some ecolodges to rent out.The land costs $270,000.There is currently no access to the land, it's landlocked so right of way needs to be setup as well as all services; water, sewer, power.I'm looking for someone to partner up with here to help figure this out to see how we can obtain this beautiful piece of land and turn it into a successful business.Please send me a private message if you're interested.

I’m now looking for my second cabin.I can see this being easy if someone has average ROI goals and is maybe looking for some stock resort cabin, but man your Cosby cabin story and other stories of how to truly get creative in this market show that there is a lot of room to increase your return, even with all the sharks in the water.

The land will appreciate and its very low overhead as long as water and sewer are connected to public services.Mobile homes CAN make money but they are a depreciating asset like a car.

Roots can damage water and sewer and the property itself 8.

You will just have water in your basement all the time.

How painful would it be for you to have to pay $1000 for a new water heater 6 months from now if something like that happens?