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Internet service at rental
I am in the process of renting out my former residence, and I just realized something. While I lived there, I had pretty crummy internet service. We had DSL from Verizon (I believe) and the connection would cut-out intermittently for a few minutes, or longer.
My rental is in a middle-class neighborhood and I would assume most prospective tenants will have a computer and a non dial-up service. So, I can pretty much assume they will experience lousy service as well, right? And further, they will be calling me about it, correct?
I am not tech-savvy, especially when it comes to hardware. Every time we called Verizon to take a look at the issue their solution ultimately did nothing to resolve the problem. Anyone else have to work through an issue like this?
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You're not the ISP, so not your problem.
Have them go with cable or fiber for internet if available. I feel for your tenants if they are stuck with DSL as the only option for hi-speed internet.