Do all the utilities have separate meters for each tenant?

By separately metering water, and having a washer and dryer tenants pay for, the extra income is tops for the four plex.In a four plex, you also may have two added garages. 

There are 3 water meters for the 3 buildings.

The tenants were typically using it for storage.If I had a tenant maybe a commercial tenant, I'd want a separate electric meter, and none of the gargaes we have had had gas or plumbing.

I have a single propane tank, and separate meters on every unit.

Imagine I make a post in a fishing forum and say: " I caught this here snapper by swimming after it with a paddle and hitting it on the head, 20 meters deep.

It is a triplex that is all separately metered, 2 1br/1b units and one 3br/2ba units.

All electric and gas meters are in place and are individually metered for tenants.Just a short drive from Downtown Columbus GA and Phoenix AL.

I could definitely find better tenants.The homes are both separately metered for electric and gas but not for water/sewer.HOUSE #1 (Duplex) -  Asking $50,0002bed - Rents for $4001bed - Rents for $350Insurance would be roughly $60, taxes are $48, trash $20, and water/sewer $90 (all monthly costs)HOUSE #2 (Triplex) - Asking $50,0002bed - $4001bed - $3501bed Efficiency - Lets his maintenance man of 5 years stay rent free.  

Although for the average investor it makes no sense to me that they would spend it on this the money could be better used elsewhere.It would be cheaper to have your units meters separated and pass on 100% of the cost.