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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
Gas bill needs to shrink now!
10 unit in Cleveland, OH. Only 5 tenants and gas bill is $700/month. Is it me or is that high?
What change/upgrade should I do to reduce this bill other than charging the tenants a "utility bill"?
Any help/advice would appreciated.
Thanks,
Tim
Most Popular Reply

@Tim W. if you have a boiler heating up this place, as many smaller Cleveland apartment buildings do, you'll run into higher heating costs and gas bills.
$700/month - $70/unit - $140/occupied unit.
If that is the case, you may want to increase rents (heat included) or consider your options of separate gas meters, furnaces, etc. Good luck.
Jad