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Nathaniel Jennings
  • Homeowner
  • Upper Marlboro, MD
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House Hacking SFH w/ Utilities Included

Nathaniel Jennings
  • Homeowner
  • Upper Marlboro, MD
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Hi everybody. I'm new to this community. I just closed on a SFH in which I plan to rent out 2 of the bedrooms while living in the 3rd. Each bedroom will have their own personal bathroom. I plan to include utilities in the rent and was thinking, what would yall do if the electric or water bill was more than expected and you know it's because of a specific tenant? Say, for example, you overhear they like to take 40 min showers or keep their TV on 24/7. I figure I could put some type of language in place in the roommate agreement to turn off/unplug any unused devices or appliances or ask specific screening questions, but I was wondering if anyone ever dealt with something like this.

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