Don't Pour Money
Down the Drain

You are required to pay tenant water bills.

Water prices have exploded across the US in the past few years. If you’re a landlord, you may well have noticed your water bills increasing year on year.

Water is one of the highest utility costs landlords face, and it’s impossible to control this expense as no one can tell tenants what to do behind closed doors. So, as a landlord, it’s worth doing everything you can to keep your water bills manageable. 

For landlords of multi-tenant properties, the idea of sub-metering water usage can feel like a headache, especially in older buildings. Between extensive

What do Sony Playstation, the sitcom Friends, and water saving toilets have in common?

All were launched in 1994, and all were significantly improved upon in the years that followed.

What do retail associates, police officers, and municipal employees in major cities all have in common?

1. They are all necessary components of high-functioning communities, and
2. They often don't make enough money to live close to the communities they serve.

In the real estate industry, you're only as good as your bottom line—and managing that can be tricky. Balancing the needs of your tenants with the cost it requires to keep your business in the black can be like walking a tightrope.

When renovating apartments in NYC, it's important to think ahead. Smart and thorough planning can save you time and money, both of which are required for a positive return on your investment.

Water efficient fixtures promise a lot—it's easy to see why they are so popular.

After all, who wouldn't want to help the environment without having to do a thing? And what landlord wouldn't want to save money with minimal effort?

Great apartment maintenance technicians are gold.

Find one who is trustworthy, speedy, and knowledgeable, and you've won the lottery.