If you own rental property in Oxford, Mississippi, water submetering is the straightforward way to stop eating your tenants’ water costs and put the bill where the usage is. Oxford runs on the University of Mississippi, and the housing near campus and the Square is dense with student rentals: duplexes, condos, and converted houses owned by individual landlords, not big institutions. When a tenant pays flat rent and never sees a water bill, a running toilet or a roommate’s long shower costs them nothing and costs you every month, and each year a fresh group signs on with the same habits. True Submeter gives Oxford owners an affordable way to add an individual water meter to each unit, so the charge lands on the tenant who used the water. Usage falls, disputes over a lumped-together bill end, and your net operating income rises, with most owners earning the cost back within six months. In a town that empties and refills on the Ole Miss calendar, your billing should reset just as reliably.
