Hi all,I have a triplex in Louisville zip code 40203 and the water bill has been average over $100 per month per door.

Your rental dwelling policy will cover if you have water damage coverage.

Unfortunately, this led to a fairly substantial amount of water leaking to the unit below and causing at least some visible wall/ceiling damage.My tenant caused the flooding (he has admitted in writing that this was the case).

But for most buyers, the constant noise pollution is a drawback.

yes, typically a sign of hard water, may need to add a water softening system. 

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $1,125,000

Cash invested: $400,000

Sale price: $1,600,000

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Value added by turning a 3 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom into a 4 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom This includes new roof, 2 new HVAC systems for split units, water heater, updating electrical/removing nob & tube wiring, plumbing updates, 17+ brand new double paned windows throughout, leveling out the flooring and adding hardwood throughout the entire property, replacing all drywall on walls & ceilings with over 100 new sheets, gutted both bathrooms to update tiles/vanities/ tubs and showers with 2x1 tile throughout for a modern feel.

On the day of final walk-through before closing, I noticed a small water puddle around the cove joint in the basement.

Did the water company say anything about that? 

Growing up in a polluted creek in Louisiana I like a clean environment.