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dindo s | Who should shoulder the water bill? the tenant or the owner here in california? |
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Stuart
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Read the lease. It will tell you which one pays that bill. |
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Rex
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The tenant almost always pays for their own water. The only time the landlord does if there is no way to measure who is using what. |
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Teddy Boy
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The tenant. |
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MarJoe
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The tenant, the owner isn't taken a bath over there. |
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Susan B
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the tenant,because if it was up to you they wouldnt care about how much water they used, they could water the grass day and night and it would be up to you to pay |
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Bad Co.
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Well I'd say whom ever is using the water. |
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trouble_sum81
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Well where I live it is up to the owner. I have lived in places that pay the water and places where I have payed the water. |
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nas_carfan24
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in my personal opinion, the tenant should pay since they are the ones using it. however, ultimately, it is up to the owner who will pay it. |
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Classy Granny
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If it's an apartment, the water is usually paid for by the landlord and he has that cost covered by the amount of rent he charges. If it's a house and the house has it's own meter, then the tenant pays. |
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100% Organic Snarkâ„¢
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It depends. And I'm not sure that what state you're in matters. Sometimes places will add a fixed amount onto the rent every month -- other places actually send you a separate bill based on metered usage. The apartment I'm living in now has a water meter on the hot water heater. So far, after living here for 3 months, my water bills average $30 a month. I live alone, but I can only imagine what it would be if I didn't.
I DO consciously conserve water. |
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Jelly Bean
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Some cities have regulations that the owner pays the water. |
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Darby
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It depends--the tenant should know ahead of time if he is going to pay for the water before he signs the lease and then decide if the rent plus the water sounds like a fair deal to him. It shouldn't be a surprise. |
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Victoria
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depends how much they charge for rent.... it should be the tenant paying. |
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hughmanwho
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Usually the tenant, but it should say in the lease. If you are currently trying to agree on a lease then it's debateable but usually the tenant. |
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Janice C
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tenant is defiantly responsible for the water bill |
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kate
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There is No should , only what the rental contract says .
Some multi-tenant buildings do Not have individual meters so the landlord factors it into the rent but he receives the bill .
Some places have individual meters so the tenants have the bills in their own names .
All depends on the construction setup and if the water company put in separate meters .
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Keirsten H
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tenant |
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americanfreeman
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in an apartment it is usually the landlord who pays
In a house, condo, townhouse..almost always the tenent,
But the answer is what is in the rental/lease agreement
that is what counts |
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blindley
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The tenant obviously, since he's the one who uses the water. But it's still the owner's responsibility to the water company that it gets paid. Unless the tenant has a contract with the owner that he is responsible for it. |
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