Might be NBD, but don't make that assumption.Is water and sewer are separately metered, the tenants should be paying that expense.What about lawn care and snow removal?

Kindly help me with your wisdom.It’s a semi-detached 2 unit has a new boiler, new hot water heater, vinyl replacement windows, brand new exterior doors, completely renovated 1st floor- 1 bedroom unit - features a living room with a fireplace and granite in the kitchen, ducted for central A/C.The 2nd floor-2 bedroom unit has central A/C.There is W/D hook up in the basement, and also a W/D hook up for the upstairs unit (would need stacked small unit to fit into space).

The plumbing is galvanized and hot water pressure in some units is maybe at best slightly more than a drip.

The home is on city sewer/water. 

Any other bill, companies will work with you, electricity, water, cable etc... but landlords largely remain inflexible.

This sentiment might hold water if it weren’t impacting other countries.

Only needed to paint and get a new water heater and fix the garage door so that you didn't need to have the light on for it to work.

The houses are wired up into the power lines and tenants buy their water and collect it in these giant rain buckets.

Water/sewer looks very high.

Does this muddy the waters when retirement age comes?