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Updated almost 5 years ago, 01/01/2020

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Jay Libowitz
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  • Dallas, TX
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Need to turn on utilities for a few days?

Jay Libowitz
  • Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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Tenant left the place trashed and it took a week or so to get broken window repaired and stolen stovetop range replaced. I have a new tenant ready to move in, but needs to have inspection with full utilities before move-in. Problem is the previous tenant had utilities turned off by now. Now there is no electricity. What do I do ? Set up electricity for two days? Or do I ask prospective tenant to turn on electricity?

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