But if not you should make sure to put a contingency in any offer that you be provided the historic bills so you can back out if they are way more than you expected.One thing I've found is that landlord provided utilities tend to be a signal to tenants to use a lot of whatever you provide.

The not so obvious ones like folks who build, install and maintain traffic signs and signals.  

Signal #P, www.OjaiChamber.org) to get loads of information and help. 

Tens, maybe hundreds of thousands of people in this country are employed in the search for, "market signals."

I hear that putting a rental sign in the yard is not a good idea, since that can signal that the property is empty and can be broken into.

Yes, you can transfer $1 billion dollars around the world in 10 minutes, but you can't do all the due diligence, sign all the documents, get insurance any faster than before. 

One would think that advertising, purchasing landlord insurance, and renting the place out might be enough to signal intent.

The virtue signaling on this website sometimes...

The area definitely requires someone on site to monitor the apartment and respond to any alarm signals.

@Alex BrownMaking an offer on a house that gets accepted can be challenging in a competitive market when demand for homes outweighs supply.Getting preapproved for a mortgage can help to strengthen your offer and signal to sellers that you're serious about buying.A trusted real estate agent can draft and submit your offer on your behalf and negotiate the details with the seller's agent.When making an offer on a home, it's important to keep your budget firmly in sight to avoid paying more for a house than you can realistically afford.All the best!