I have been reading the newspapers online and reconnecting with friends.

I reconnected with BP and glad I did.

@Daniel LevinHi Daniel,If they shut the water off, that means no flushing--that means it will still probably get used (until it's FULL) and then the bathtub (sometimes) gets used (disgusting)....so letting the water get shut off is detrimental to YOU....Also re-connections sometimes come with an added deposit required held for X amount of time.Just my 2 cents...Good Luck!

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Not sure if it's costly to reconnect the utilities.

Nice to reconnect with you; it's been a while since I bumped into you on the forums 😊 

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

Either need someone to try to glue/reconnect the two pieces of wood or rebuild the cabinet door to match the style and stain of the cabinets-This isn't for this BRRRR in particular but if anyone has a good HVAC service company.

The issue is that if they don't pay, you as the landlord need to pay the whole back bill and reconnection fee to turn it back on for the next tenant.

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.