If the tenant fails to correct the situation, their account is shut off but the utilities revert back into your name so there is no risk of freezing a house or some other issue.I manage 340 units and the utility company notifies us any time a tenant starts an account, closes an account, or gets behind on an account.

Today I got notification from Gas Company that the service on the property has been shut off 2 days ago per tenant’s request and it’s now under my account because I have a continuous agreement as owner.

I changed properties to a much nicer neighborhood (A-) - right behind a kids religious school/church, state maintained park, and all houses on in the vicinity are well-kept and sell for 105k+It definitely was not worth investing in a C neighborhood with my significant other.  

The Utilities have been shut-off.

If your intent of this post (as suggested as a possibility by another poster) was to market yourself, then this thread will get shut down as self promotions are not allowed outside the marketplace forums.As far as your rant and self proclaimed war against the “boys”, I think it is in poor taste but that is simply my opinion as this topic is just your opinion, not fact.

(Numbers aren’t exact here but you get the point) Would a bank shut that down or is it possible?

IE, they will not hear his side of the story, and immediately took the owners side below because she is on the board and "She is a nice person and goes to the same church as me" - the HOA President. 

Now that might be different for sfh if all the people looking for shelter stop buying, but commercial stuff not so much, unless credit shuts down.Ian ippolito's website has amazing info on the re cycle!

I see a house in my city that appears to be abandoned, the doors and windows have been shut up with steel panels for months and the pool has been boarded up as well. 

When I had this done, the water company shut off the water and put a spigot on my side of the outlet.