I would guess its not worth the effort of metering them and billing them individually unless one of them is a big water hog.

It takes lots of time and effort to turn a property around, so if you can afford to buy it ready, it saves the headache.As far as those 100% occupied properties.

You'll have issues get retributions when you see how much time and effort it will take.

If this were a hugely complex/time-consuming renovation or similar that I would need to haul a bunch of my tools down there etc I probably would not jump in as I can't spare that kind of time/effort right now.

Seems everyone in town knew who he was and we're all treated well.But for mortgage loans, rental leases, doubt any lender and landlord would spend so much time and effort to negotiate such complicated PG's.

That takes some effort to find in this market but it’s well worth it.

If the attorney says they have no case, then you need to decide how much time/effort/money you are willing to expend to fight. 

Hello congrats on your first move and effort, you are in a good position.

Don't pay $5k to learn how to do a high effort, high liability risk job with such a low probability of success. 

I don't have a lot of money for marketing materials but what I lack in funds I can make up for in effort.