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Adri T.
  • Warrington, PA
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My tenants, who recently moved out, were informed that the gas utility company failed to bill them for the term of their lease and they owe them a few $thousand.

Would you be concerned, as the property owner, that the utility company might come after you for the money if the tenants don't pay?

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Russell Gronsky
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Russell Gronsky
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They absolutely will go after you. Maybe not directly but they'll shut off the gas to the house. When you get new tenants, the gas company will offer to turn their gas back on....once the outstanding debt is paid....

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