I get around them by disconnecting and re-connecting the battery to clear the codes and reset the light. 

Seem to be a large disconnect most people haven’t pointed out.

If you have the utilities disconnected prior to your legal surrender of the rental unit, you agree to pay a $50.00 reconnection fee as part of your move out charges.

I think there is a big disconnect sometimes for new people between low cost and what that really translates into. 

The last crisis was actually caused by rock-bottom interest rates, money printing by the central banks and real estate prices totally disconnect from reality (rents).

They send emails from fake email addresses, the phone numbers are eventually disconnected and people are sending earnest money (and purchase money) by wire without confirming the wire information. ​​

From my perspective, the biggest disconnect between property management companies (PMCs), owners, and even residents is the misalignment of expectations.

When you look at the MTR housing forums there seems to be a real disconnect between what they want to pay, and what is fair for owners to charge to make MTR/STR worth the expenses.   

I already gave her 48 hours to get the utilities in her name and called to schedule the disconnect ...

Do you mean the notice the utility gives to the customer when they are past due or going to disconnect service?