The exceptions seem to be if a person buys a radio, television, or cable enterprises (475.011(6)) or the person is an employee of a public utility (475.011(3)).

It ia possible to find a leak once they thaw.Weeks/months ago was the correct time to worry.Since this a is temporary (heat will be on by next year), use space heaters to thaw or prevent freezing if you can get power from a common area.I insulate pipes in semi-heated areas, and use heating cable covered in insulation wherever I have pipes in unheated areas.

In COA's/some HOA's you'll get building insurance, water, cable, common area maintenance, etc.

It's not that hard for passerbys to notice occupancy, and others can notice more easily (utility companies where there are 4 sets of utility boxes, mail people, cable installers, tenants, neighbors, city inspectors, insurance companies, etc.).

Cable is another option, but the programming is limited.PPC and Direct Mail are our two key drivers that produce quality leads at a reasonable cost.

You provide cable internet and utilities they pay one check for living you collect 2-4 times the rental income.

He paid for all things, utilities, cable, garbage, water sewer, internet, maid service, lawn care.

Probably a good thing, can you imagine what some business filing requirement might look like if your cable provider gave some public notice, you'd need a microscope to read it!

In order for it to be put right it is simply the cooker and all cabling or gas piping that has to be removed and/or capped off.

.- Tenants pay water/sewer/cable/phone/garbage/electricityReserves I Calculate:- 6% for vacancy. ($96 per month)- 6% for repairs. ($96 per month)Estimated property taxes: $1,462/yr.Estimated insurance: $1,482/yr.Lending Terms:25% down payment = $30,000.$90,000 @ 4% over 30 years = $429.67/mo.Each unit currently rented at $400/mo.