I'm not responsible for my tenants other bills, not sure why I would pay for his/her utility consumption.Can you direct Ontario Hydro (Power-one or whatever their name is now) that you will not longer be accepting such redirected billing and, in the future, they should suspend service and notify you if a tenant falls into arrears.... or, you could always send them a bill the next time a tenant falls into arrears with rent. ;-)

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Talk about building your POWER TEAM...

I do like the fact that I feel we have more potential negotiating power.  

The granddaughter was made the power of attorney before her grandmother passed away.

The owner has given me  power of atty of real estate for the property.

So I live in Korea and invest in the United States.I am not sure what questions you have.But I am going to guess the answers.My father has Power of Attorney.I have partners and we setup an LLC.What are your other questions?

I'm sorry guys, but I guess I am a bit of a hard a**. I

You create equity by having the seller sign a power of attorney to you so you can negotiate with the 2nd lien holder for 5cents on the dollar or what ever you can get, then and only then do you close on the sub to purchase, bring current the 1st to stop the foreclosure...

I've heard many explanations for why this is a basic tenant, but here's my theory... stating a number is making a commitment to the transaction and giving up the power to decide, psychologically anyway.