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Does anyone actually know if it is correct that 9% of residential buildings in NY that have over-billings? Seems, in fact, like it might be a higher percentage. Also has anyone done this and what company did you use? Thanks
I've had consistent success and professional guidance from Avi Naumberg, Esq. @ New York Water Mgt.Real Estate Management Consultants 405 Central Avenue, 2nd Floor, Cedarhurst, New York 11516
Phone: (516) 569-1320 or Toll Free: (888) 4-CUT-BILL
Fax: (516) 569-1344 Web: www.waterbills.com,
Email: avinaumberg@waterbills.com
I am wondering what this company (NY Water Mgmt..) charges for their service? Are they paid only if they are successful? If so, what's the percentage they receive?
At the Site map here
http://www.habitatmag.com/publication_info/site_map#water
I found the article "Fighting Back Against High Water Bills"
http://habitatmag.com/index.php/habitat/publication_content/2008_january/featured_articles_from_our_print_magazine/high_water_bills__1
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I looked into this in Forest Hills after just taking over a cooperative building and was able to get a $35,000 rebate for overcharging. This is a fluke though, as 20 other properties that I checked were correct. The expeditor that I used is Avi Naumberg and you can reach him at AviNaumberg@waterbills.com
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