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Matthew Wright
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  • Windham, ME
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Triple Net on 2-Unit

Matthew Wright
  • Investor
  • Windham, ME
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I'm a landlord in the Northeast, which is the reasoning for this topic.  Snow removal and furnace maintenance can get expensive between October and March. Has anyone in this kind of climate charged their tenants in this fashion? I have a couple two units and I've always covered snow plowing and maintenance/repairs, but as the winters pass I get more and more tired of dealing with it, not only from physical standpoint but accounting as well. In my market I don't hear of many people doing this with small multifamily, usually just on commercial buildings. Id rather lower rents and let them deal with it...

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