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Who pays for the utilities?
In a SF property who would pay for the eclectic, gas, garbage, and waster & sewer.
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@Joseph Romano
Always have the tenants pay the utilities if at all possible. If you're the one responsible for them, there's a very good chance they'll leave power/water/gas on and running as much as possible since to them it's "free" and they want to take advantage. If it's a single family home that should be very simple to have everything transferred to their names.