I see this in the data and also in my business: we work with a lot of relocation clients and the reasons (for moving to Milwaukee) are usually cost of living, followed by smoke (from the fires), water (droughts in the SW) or floods.

as a rule i typically do not offer to pay a sellers closing costs as they may have a bunch of unpaid water bills, back taxes, fees... it is a risk to leave the language vague and assume the seller is being honest.

Start the water heater, it runs about a minute and goes out. 

Is it possible to have the tenant pay the utility costs if their unit in the property is individually metered for electricity, heat and water?

Hello all,I own a property in the city of Binghamton and have noticed a huge increase in my water bills.

I would also be interested in connecting with folks that might invest near Salt water flats and mangroves (redfish, tarpon, bones, permit and so many other). 

HOWEVER, if there was something obvious that was missed during the walk through then you can push them for some sort of compensation - think water leaks. 

Fuel oil and hot water heat is common in that part of the country.

I own a 4-plex in an LLC that has shared water and gas.

Not necessarily looking for RUBS or any sort of utility bill back as this is already in our business plan, instead someone who can come in and identify utility bleed over, and implement cost savings solutions primarily for water.