RUBS Income Definition

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13 years 2 months ago #7198 by Todd Brehe
RUBS or Ratio Utility Billing System is a method of calculating a resident's utility bill based on occupancy, apartment square footage, number of beds, or some combination of factors.

Using RUBS to bill residents for water, gas and/or electricity expenses has several advantages including:

- Requires no capital investment to get started
- Enables owners to recoup a large portion of the overall utility expense
- Can be implemented quickly
- Immediately improves cash flow.

RUBS vs. Submetering

Many existing apartments have a utility configuration that does not support the installation of submetering equipment. For example, hi-rise apartment complexes and older condominium units often have multiple pipes supplying water to a single unit. It's cost prohibitive to install several water meters to measure total water usage for each residence for billing purposes.

In these cases, RUBS presents an excellent alternative for the owner or condominium association to recover appropriate utility costs and increase cash flow at the property.

Regards,

Todd
AmCoBi - Utility Billing Services
13 years 2 months ago #7198 by Todd Brehe
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1 year 11 months ago #637459 by Anonymous
Replied by Anonymous on topic RUBS Income Definition
This is unfair to the tenants and is for the sole purpose of the landlord to make a profit off of the tenants.
1 year 11 months ago #637459 by Anonymous
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1 year 11 months ago #637789 by Anonymous
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I don't think this is fair at all bcuz three houses down from me has three people also in there housewhole and I have three in my home there water bill runs 60 a month mine for three people run 160 and we don't use a lot of water we take our bed cloths to laundry mat and we use paper plates and silverware and with lemon dailysis I can't climb the stairs to shower everyday so I take three showers a week or I'm in the hospital the most of the time it's just not fair to the people on a budget
1 year 11 months ago #637789 by Anonymous