Utilities should be tenants responsibility but of course leaky pipes are yours. fix the water issue, check for leaks, and look at your meter. make sure it is a normal amount before putting the issue to rest

I think it's something like "supplemental lines"  where those providers fall outside the normal providers somehow - which gives them price permissions to charge more for their product - but at least you get the insurance.  

They only rented from me for 9 months so the "normal wear and tear" should be pretty low.Unfortunately, I do not have a move-in check list on file.

Just last week, Fibi had their all chapter mixer event for June, so the normal Long Beach group will skip this month, and resume next month.

My normal insurance provider(Erie) said they will not provide coverage on a rental we are about to purchase due to the home having fireplaces.

I spoke with owner and he has 3 car washes in IL, IA and MO and he said he normally only spends a few minutes to an hour each day collecting the coins and checking the equipment.

So this is pretty normal with any loan type that you use.  

Is that normal?

These 2 ways will normally cost you the least in upfront costs, and some will finance the rehab costs as well.2.

I tried to do a conventional 30yr fixed mortgage but was turned down by my normal lender due to the tax write offs over the last year with my other properties.