Plus, they kept shutting off the water without notice. 

I tagged along for the appraisal since I felt like it was going to be the best chance for me to get inside the unit, and besides her power being shut off (big surprise to everyone) the unit she is in is not in too bad of shape.

The tumor grew around the trachea and squeezed it shut over a period of many heavily medicated months.

He was supposed to return Sunday morning to do that but he told her how to turn the water back on at the shut off valve under the sink. 

Maybe not directly but they'll shut off the gas to the house.

They said they threatened to shut off the power but never actually did it.

And if he fails to agree, that you will be calling the local building department and they'll shut him down anyway and he'll end up getting $0 per month plus the possibility of a bunch of fines.If that doesn't work, then you have a couple other options.2) Contact the building department and stick it to him.

We boarded up the windows on the back side of the house, screwed the back door shut so it couldn't be opened (it needs replacing anyways), put a board over the front window.

Had all 3 going and the breaker shut them down. 

They will do a better job of shutting of lights, not using as much water when they know they have to pay for all of it.