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Andrew Hoban
  • Houston, TX
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Electric company Contracts

Andrew Hoban
  • Houston, TX
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Hello, I recently bought my first rehab/rental. I need to turn the electricity on to renovate it, but all of the electric companies I see online have 1+-year contracts. If I sign one of these contracts to get the rehab done and then rent my place out, does that cancel the contract or will I be stuck paying for electricity for a year even after my future tenant moves in?

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