I actually prefer the risk of frozen pipes- if a tenant's living there and Nat Grid shuts off the utilities, they usually figure out a way to get back in Nat Grid's good graces damn quickly!

We did some minor rehab to the building and have it currently 65% full with an internet business taking the top floor and a restaurant in the bottom floor.

It's walking distance from where I rent and the beach in a cool up and coming neighborhood full of restaurants, shops and bars.

If the tank busts, it detects water and then sounds like a smoke alarm, I do this so it makes my tenants aware right away so they can then shut off the water.

Most of my tenants are students, and/or restaurant and/or walmart workers. 

A google search of emerging quick service restaurants will provide you a list of some prospects to call on.

And landlords that have enrolled must also cooperate (the C in the middle) when PGW seeks a shut off - and that won't happen until April 1 due to PA PUC shut off moratorium over winter.

Beautiful mountains, great beer, legal weed, burgeoning restaurant and cultural scene, and 300 days of sunshine.

If the city sees that you are trying to remedy a violation that is not of your doing they will likely work with you to get him removed faster and shut down his operation.

Going to the hamburger analogy, if you have never been to a hamburger restaurant and never eaten a hamburger, how do you pick which place to go?