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Tariq B.
  • Investor
  • Laurel, MD
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$800 Electric Bill...What Would You Do?

Tariq B.
  • Investor
  • Laurel, MD
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Have a fairly new tenant in. She told me she had a high bill about $800. So she had an energy audit done which was free, they told her the vents had leaks and the thermostat was wrong. 

So called the pro's in for this one to see what's really going on technician should be there soon.

She requested that I pay half of the bill since it was not her fault. I will probably help her out and pay the half or offer to do a few up dates to the place instead so my money goes to something instead of an electric bill.

But curious how other landlords would tackle this one.

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