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How to split the utility bills
I want to buy a property in Granada Hills California, which it has two separate houses (4/2 and 3/3, but only one address and meters. If I rent the two property (or if I live in one) how do I split the utility bills?
Before I make an offer, how can I find out what is the total monthly utility bill?
Please help me to calculate if it is a good deal or not.