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Spike in my Gas Bill

Adam Bhatti
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Hi Everyone!

I am a first time investor with vacation rental in Orlando. I had guests in the house for all of Feb and saw a huge spike in my gas bill this month. I usually see a bill for ~$250 but this month it was $716! I know gas prices are up so I wanted to know if other owners in the area have seen a similar jump or are my guests going crazy, it's probably a bit of both but I want to make sure.

Thanks!

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If you see dead trees or a dead vegetation (out of season), suspect a gas leak nearby.

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