One of my units had something disconnect in the dishwasher and caused thousands of dollars worth of damage to the flooring.  

Another precaution we take is disconnecting & removing the water meter to prevent it from freezing.

Demolition - If you bought a plot of land you do not really need to worry but if there is an existing structure... disconnecting water, electric, and gas from the service providers takes a while and requires permits from town.

If it is the tenants, you should be able to disconnect.

Hence the disconnect.

(I actually know of people who are both buying and selling at the moment and taking these two contradictory positions, depending on which hat they are wearing at the moment.)The disconnect alone has forced cap rates up, though it's not translating in the data yet because the deals closing recently were in the pipeline before Covid hit, and everyone else is holding their deals off-market in the hopes of a quick rebound.If either (a) the economic openings do not restore the economy to where it was in January 2020 or (b) a second wave of Covid hits because of the openings, happen, then all bets are off.  

People reach this point of drugs and homelessness because of disconnects in society.

@Samuel PavlovcikI called that number and it looks like it’s been disconnected.

The feed is a 12g ran underground presumably in conduit to a manual Westinghouse disconnect and connects to the pump with an older style 3 prong twist lock connector.

Looking at water bill, it looked like one meter was disconnected and the other was used to for both units.