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Dominic Metzger
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Tenant reimbursed by insurance company for utils, how to invoice?

Dominic Metzger
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Pittsburgh, PA
Posted

Hello all, 

I have a fairly interesting scenario that I'm wondering if anyone else has ever run into? So I do a mix of short and long term renting on a fully furnished corporate rental.  Often this simply means "normal leasing" as it's for your average year lease.

Anyway, my current tenant is paying the rent via an insurance payout due to their home being destroyed by fire.  The Insurance company, State Farm, is going to send me a check directly for the rent however they require the tenant to be reimbursed by them for utilities.  Since it's not possible due to various reasons to change the names on any utilities I'm wondering if anyone has experience doing a separate direct invoice to s tenant for only utilities every month, and then sending that to the insurance company? Specifically this seems to be an State Farm requirement. 

Thanks for any ideas!

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