Yeah I apologize about my usage of “fast”.

There may be other competitive products out there, but make sure they integrate with your property management software well, provides (almost) real time reading, usage analysis and automated leak detection.Most of these meters are pretty easy to install. 

. I’ve also implemented custom signage to allow folks a short list of things that they can ask Alexa to do, which is critically important to clarify understanding and usage.

There are plenty of us agents on here in addition to investors.

However, it does allow you to keep utility usage lower than if you include it. 

Has to be from high usage.

With 50% usage on the credit cards, would that have a large impact on my rates?

I used credit cards to do the remodels and have high credit usage and which balances I still have, of about $80K.

You can probably get another 10 years+ out of it at your current usage, assuming you're running it regularly to keep it running smoothly.

Hi @Daniel Kevin Lara, I'm going to assume from your question that none of your utilities are individually metered (a bummer, since that simplifies this scenario a LOT).I would work out the historic averages for the utilities and split the average among my tenants, either:- Split it evenly not factoring in my usage (i.e. they pay the full share) OR- Split it evenly between ALL residents and add a surcharge to give some buffer or padding.