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utility costs in indy
Im an out of state investor looking at a potential duplex. Everything looks great but Im curious how much will utilities typically run me since I will have to pay. Each unit is 1 bed/1 bath and about 500 sqft with electric stoves. Does anyone have some ball park estimates of how much electric/water/sewer/trash would run up per month?
thanks
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Trash is included in your taxes, you can pay for recycling for like $20 a quarter or something like that. I recently had a house sitting vacant for a month and the utilities were around $100. I thought that was crazy expensive and called Citizens and they told me the sewer alone is a $45 minimum regardless of usage. I feel like electric here is pretty cheap but that would really vary with the tenants usage but for a unit that size, I would estimate $50-75.