Past copies of utility bills must be provided for the preceding two years or from the time the current landlord acquired the building, whichever is most recent; and(4) may, if the landlord and tenant agree, provide tenants with a lease term of one year or more the option to pay those bills under an annualized budget plan providing for level monthly payments based on a good faith estimate of the annual bill.

Its a sign of good faith in a new relationship.

I assured him I would be transparent and act in good faith throughout the process, but I'm reluctant to disclose the full amount I'm pre-qualified for before we move towards any potential negotiations because I believe that would jeopardize my ability to negotiate a great deal as opposed to a good deal. 

Hired a contractor on good faith, maybe even good reference, and they turn out to be a yahoo.

If the tenant shows good faith effort to meet their financial obligation as well as maintaining acceptable communication and follow-through on the promises they make; I am willing to work with them if they are going through a rough patch.

Cheers good Sir, you're part of the reason so many have lost faith in the medical industry (and there's little doubt, it's an industry, not a profession). 

Great news on you taking the leap of faith into real estate!

I would also talk to a professional about where to set a thermostat (google says it should not be more than 85) and I would approach it as a good-faith you were checking her concerns: "When I came by the other day I know we had briefly spoke about the furnace, so I reached out to a professional and they stated to not set it above ____. 

A little luck and faith may be in order as well! 

In hopes of continuing the relationship for years to come, you would like the company to make a good faith gesture and reimburse you for 50% of charges.Hopefully, others can offer better suggestions.