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I manage a 4 unit apartment. The lease says landlord pays for water usage. There is only one water meter for the 4 units.
Over the past year, one tenant is noted to be using a tremendous amount of water, as evidence by observation of other tenants (ie. washing her foyer , daily), and water usage heard through the walls. Tenant likely has a psychological issue. My water bill is going through the roof ! I have spoken to the tenant...and met with denial. I cannot formally document the usage of one tenant. How do I prove over usage ? Any landlord with this experience ? Any suggestions? Thank you. |
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