Does the owner pay water for the tenants?

But here goes.....Right now my rents are 8350 per monthInsurance 2600(used to be 1600)Taxes 2800 or soWater 1500 a yearUtililities 1440(hot water only)I spent 2500 for a new roof and all appliances are less than 3 years old.

Water heaters and near end of life.

I have zero bills (cars, cc, student loans etc.) other than the regular like water, electric, cable, phone, etc..  

I want to be economical in the beginning to test the waters out.I also want to use a VA service that can help take calls in the future if this takes off.

You will find most of these in pipeline jobs, concrete water and sewer containment projects and so forth.

most important make sure souls are good and you have a good source of water.

I'm not a fan of having to worry about extra maintenance and servicing and worrying about the water/electric bill.

I'd hate to see what happens with a non renewal because the landlord failed to fix a sink in a month (Legally thy still have bathroom water running so you can take a month to fix the kitchen)

Brandon is estimating similar capex on his five-plex to what Ben estimates for a SFR.It would be great to get a "four-years-later" update from Brandon on this property's status, but I'm also curious whether others here think that Brandon's feat can be replicated - and actually pan out the way his article forecasts, or is Ben's cold water the final word?