@Harinath Pottam, yes, those are metrics used for valuation however when analyzing park specific characteristics, here are a few items we look at to see if it meets our criteria:-the infrastructure (water/sewer provider, metering of utilities, water pipe material, etc.)-# of park-owned homes vs. tenant-owned homes-Avg. rents vs. market rentsObviously this is not an exhaustive list but I would say it's the first three things we review.

First they started removing retail priced net metering, now they’re eliminating all payments for net metering and raising minimum monthly bills.

all the homes in this area are listed for 2800$ + utilities (I have used online rent estimate tools like Avail,Rent-O-Meter, Zillow)I am planning to increase 150$ per month which brings monthly rent to 2280$. $150 is too low or too high?

They originally claimed that the meter was acting up which is what caused a spiked in their bill.

How much does it cost to separately meter the water on a 4-plex?

Here is up-to-date info as of July 2023: Without an already existing home AS WELL AS water meter already granted (aka you’re not on the wait list and already have it granted), you cannot do any of the following on your own plot of land: NOTE: this applies to the following cities of Los Osos, Cambria, and higher up “paper lots” in Cayucos:1.

This will help you keep your water in check.Or, do sub-metering where the tenants pay for the water usage.

If I included utilities, probably ~$800/mo or $3,200 gross.My main concern with it is that it has one furnace to heat the entire place, one electrical panel, one water meter, etc.

Talk to your planning and building dept to understand their timing to process your permits and the costs associated with plan check AND the utility fees to extend them to raw land (impact, connection, tap, meter fees) 4. talk to builders to get their per SF costs for new construction, lead times to pull permits and schedule construction and length / duration to build it. 5.

I have spoken with the city and verified that I am allowed to add this unit, we're already under contract to add the meter for power with an electrical company, and have already had the sewer pipes dug and installed under our slab, I am well under way!