There was a water leak one time, tenant couldn't get in touch with me and they called the fire department to come turn off the water to the house.

We would have to see if there is a way to either install heating/hot water metering or repipe, then install meters.

Now some folks have a multi-tired water fall structure.

I paid for management fees and water bill.

I was able to successfully negotiate a new pipes, water heater, front porch, etc.

The damage from fire, smoke and water are pretty significant.  

It's All County NEO, I've had small ticky tack issues with regard to bad or slow communication here and there, as well as what I believe to be not properly crediting the owners portal with water and sewer reimbursements I pay.

We basically had to add an AC and hot water heater, add lighting, rebuild the kitchen, and touch up paint.

It's an old house and recently during a renovation, I realized that both sides waste stacks are sharing a shaft touching one another and the neighbor's one was cracked, practically watering my side with sewer every time they flush their toilet.

For plumbing they generally (it's different in different cities) will pass the rough in inspection first, then you have to do the other stuff (like install the bathtub and fill it with water) and pass that stuff before you do the wall tiles etc.