David Schwartz
Don't Flush: 3 Ways to Your Profits From Going Down the Drain
As it relates to residential water usage, it’s better to save more by flushing less.Case in point: Demand has wiped out the low-flush toilet supply in Boulder County, Colorado, the nonprofit Center for ReSource Conser...
Justin Case
Water meter Question - Extremely high bill & No leak.
The water bill was extremely high for December use. Over double than average. Over 16,000 gallons above avg. (billed every two months). For 8 months the bill has been consistent.
These set of tenants are very honest ...
Sean O'Brien
$4,300 water bill... Any help would be appreicated
Hey everyone, I've had properties for about 5 years now and have never had this happen to me before. We were charged $4,300 for ONE MONTH of water bills when historically the bill was about $100. There were no leaks, ...
Ashley Gamble
HELP! Sellers didn't disclose major issues - unrentable and requires massive repairs
We recently bought a property that we have found out within the first few weeks of owning it that is has VERY SERIOUS drainage and humidity issues and lots of previous water damage that the sellers did not disclose. M...
Andrew Wu
Water Heater deduction when plumber purchased all parts?
Hi all,
This is my first post to this forum (I've been mostly a lurker)!
Apologies if this is the wrong sub-forum - please move if needed?
I own a small townhome in the SF Bay Area, in which I ren...
Rohin Dhar
Cost of Heating Swimming Pool?
Hi all,
We have a swimming pool at our property in Sonoma, California. Because of coronavirus, we are seeing more demand than ever before b/c we're only an hour away from San Francisco and everyone wants to spend the...
Hanish Sampath kumar
Urgent - Gatlinburg - Sevierville- Well water and septic capacity questions
I am currently under contract on a 1-bedroom septic, 3 full bath, (has 3 full bedrooms with loft space) cabin near Gatlinburg. Priced at 740 K. plus needs 30-40 K to set it up and running as a STR. Talking to some loc...
Mike S.
Water Saving Tactics
I own a multifamily property in which Landlord pays for water since it is not separately metered. I will start instituting a fixed price bill back to tenants but it would not cover 100% of the water bill (if I wanted ...
Peter K.
How much does it cost (avg) to fully replace a water heater?
Ball park numbers: how much does it cost to fully replace a water heater with labor? Just want to see if my quotes are not too high (i know it varies by places).
John Deyrup
Water Utilities Policy Don't Make Sense for Multifamily
There are three issues around water utilities work that don't make that much sense to me. These issues are likely to get much worse due to the lack of investment of in water infrastructure and climate change in the co...