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All Forum Posts by: Jarret Moore

Jarret Moore has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

I've only got one unit but it is a duplex I've owned it almost 3 years and I'm having a hard time getting it refinanced to pull some of the money I put into it out I'm in Michigan so I'm starting to think that Burr does not work in this state

How can I charge my tenants for electric and water usage when it's all on one meter?

do I just include everything in the rent and check on the past years usages and add it that way

How do I charge the tenants electric and water when everything is on one meter in to

 costly two separate