All Forum Posts by: Crystal Dudley

I am fairly new to land-lording and this is the first time this issue has come up. In June I had two rental properties that had water leaks causing a high bill at one property ($217.00) and an extremely high bill (over $600) at the second. I spoke with the water department and was told if I sent in copies of the repair bills they would credit the accounts. However, they only credited $53.00 for the $200 and my other tenants have not received their updated bill, but I will assume it won't have much of a credit either. How is this typically handled? Does the landlord pay the difference or do they split the cost? As soon as we were told about a leak at both properties we immediately took care of the problem. Looking forward to hearing how others have handled a situation like this.

We are looking for a builder to assist our son with a new housing development project in Rio Vista, TX. 

Hey Joey I am a local investor in Cleburne... I'm relatively new myself and would love to be a part of a group. I have purchased several properties in Cleburne and Rio Vista.

Hello @Jeremy Penner,

I am also in the Cleburne area and am just getting started with investing in rental properties.