Most of the time some or all of the utilities will be shut off, which eliminates half of the inspection right there.

So, what happens is that tenants pay $175 to have their gas turned on in the fall and then they don't have to pay their gas bill all winter and it's not shut off til spring!

i thought about giving gifts to tenants, but i decided it was better to give gifts to the people that save me money...my insurance agent saved me a ton of money this year, and my banker has never charged me for checks or accounts(business or personal)..to me, a nice gift card for her to a restaurant would be more than fair since business checks alone are expensive

Us west coast dudes get all excited about snow since we rarely see it, not counting the mountain trips in the winter.It is 33 degrees here at my home just 45 north of Los Angeles, and the freeway running North to South by my home is shut down at my offramp as the snow is creating hazardous conditions just north of me.

Chrysler says its shutting down production at the end of the week for at least a month.

We've evicted 2 tenants - one was gone in about 4 weeks; they left before the sheriff showed up to remove them because the power had been shut off for non-payment.

I must have done something wrong :) When I flip a certain light switch one outlet (with nothing plugged in) makes an electric buzzing noise for a half second and then the switch in the electric service panel for that section of the house shuts off.

We are also concious of energy and try to keep our utility bills to a minimum (shutting off lights, keeping heat down, etc.,).

Yes, but you can shut that off in your notification settings.

If she doesn't pay the bill, it's in her name, and they will shut her off.