Tenants in four Indianapolis low-income apartment buildings thought their rent covered utilities. They’ll lose water and potentially homes if their landlord doesn’t pay a $1.7 million bill by October.
Source: Inman News
Over 1,000 tenants could lose homes over landlord’s unpaid water bill
Published in indianapolis landlord water bill, indianapolis rentals, Industry News, Property Portfolio, Rentals and Select
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