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Brandon Cook
  • Investor
  • Detroit, MI
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what should I do. Detroit rental

Brandon Cook
  • Investor
  • Detroit, MI
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Just got a new rental property in Detroit. Had to spend the last month fixing it up and its all ready to go. My only question is what do I do about the utilities? I got the power and gas on but didn't bother to turn the water on. The current water bill is at $0. I know the plumbing is fine but I'm thinking about letting the tenant turn the water on, is this possible?? -Brandon

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