Sub Metering

Phil Querin Q&A: Charging Late Fees For Overdue Sub-Metered Water Charges

Question: We have sub-metered water and are sending tenants monthly water bills. May I charge them a late fee for failure to pay the bill on time? If so, how do I go about notifying them?

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Phil Querin Q&A: Six Questions on Sub Metering (current law)

No. 1 Question.Can you describe the step by step process of implementing water submetering with respect to the tenant notification and billing process?

Answer. Under the current law,[1]a landlord may unilaterally amend a rental agreement to convert to submetering by giving the tenant not less than 180 days’ written notice.

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Submeter Your Community at Zero Out of Pocket Landlord Expense

The title of this Community Update should have caught your attention. It is not a gimmick, I have done it myself. Adam Cook's MHCO Community Update article, "Can You Afford to Keep Utilities Included in Your Rent?" from last week is spot on! My answer is no, I cannot and no longer do".

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