I even had the town come in and do a inspection to make sure we didn't have any leaks or anything and the guy said it was simply wasteful usage.I know I can raise rents etc but I researched mass law and you can Submeter for Water in mass as long as you adhere to some rules and regs.Just curious if anyone has done this?

It is much easier to run your cable to a GFCI and then power all the outlets downstream on the load side of that GFCI, but if you do this you are technically not up to code.

Speak to a lawyer, stop wasting time.

I would add something to the effect that the pet must have been with the owner for at least 12 months; this is to avoid having your house participate in housebreaking.When you are mentioning free of waste, I would suggest a time deadline for picking up droppings.I would break the vicious breed paragraph into two separate sentences, one where the list is given, and a second sentence regarding weight of other breeds - this is so that it is clear that big dogs aren't allowed.

I've done boat loads of short sale flips so I know a thing or two.... so here's my humble opinion and 2 centNow...

You could in theory determine how much energy they use to do a load, and look at the utility bills.

Fewer rehabbers to compete with, fewer problems and surprises during construction, and less wasted time with acquisitions.Nice returns on your recent project.

If you have a number always call it first instead of relying on an email or address.Change up your message if responses start getting stale until you find out what works.As for fielding phone calls, whether you are pursuing buyers or sellers, learn how to qualify them so you don't waste time.

The most profitable is creating a new revenue stream by building covered parking out of solar panels and using the generation to offset your common area loads.

If that's too low, I won't waste more of your time."