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Landlords- Can they put a timer on your shower?
Posted by Real Estate Investor on Jul 10 | Real Estate Investing Chatter
I live in Chicago, by law landlords have to pay the water bill for all units in the city.
We just moved in on the 1st, and realized there is a 10 minute timer on the shower. Once you hit 10 minutes it shuts off. If you wait 5-10 minutes, you can turn it back on.
Is this something landlords are allowed to do? He doesn’t live on the premesis, and I assume all of his units in all of his building have timers on the shower.
I can understand not wanting sky high water bills, but 10 minutes?
I’m pregnant, I can barely get myself soaped up in 10 minutes, and rushing is not really an option with this belly!
What do you think about this situation? Is it allowed, is it something most landlords do if they have to take care of the water bill?
Should I at least ask him if he can set the timer for longer?
Thoughts?
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