If you own rental property in Muncie, Indiana, water submetering hands each tenant their own water bill and keeps that cost off your ledger. Muncie is a Ball State town, and the blocks around campus are full of the property submetering pays off best on: older houses carved into rentals, duplexes, and small apartment buildings owned a couple at a time by local landlords. Students who pay a flat rent and never see a water bill have no reason to shorten a shower or report a leak, so usage runs high and lurches between units, and the whole building re-leases every spring. True Submeter gives Muncie owners an affordable way to put an individual water meter on each unit, so every tenant is billed only for what they use. Usage drops, billing disputes disappear, and your net operating income climbs, with most owners recovering their full investment within six months. In a rental market this driven by Ball State, your water billing should be as tight as your leasing.
