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Melody Dodderer
  • Spokane, WA
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Should I pay utilities?

Melody Dodderer
  • Spokane, WA
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Hi guys! I'm analyzing duplexes in Spokane this week and I ran across an idea I hadn't considered. People are saying that with a duplex you should have the tenant pay for water/sewer/garbage and also do their own lawn/snow. Having lived in and been a tenant in Spokane for years, I've always had the landlord pay for those things. Is this a common strategy in Spokane or should I continue to include w/s/g and lawn/snow in my analysis?

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