Water/Electric/Gas on site with tenant paying utilities.

My insurance company just told me that when my landlord policy renews it will not include water backup coverage because I had a claim earlier in the year and they will not be able to put that on a policy for me until 2026.

It has water and power as well as a cell tower on it and a small building.

Do I need to tell them to stop all utility accounts like electricity, water, garbage...etc.

But that's all water under the bridge at this point. 

.$3300 water and sewer...$3-400 for snow removal....$1200 repairs/maintenance....other utilities paid by tenants...all seperate meters.

Recently I did a job in the Pearland area I manage to have a conversation with a customer and he is interested to sell his house, is a two story house have 3 bedroom, and 2 baths doesn't look in good condition, but I think this is a flip house, also the customer just had it install a Furnace and a new water heater. the customer happily provide me with his phone number and his address.

I forgot to mention I just bought a 3/2 on the water for 540 buy60 rehab Just appraised for 825 before it’s finishedThis was hard money I borrowed so I’m currently borrowing this money from Pnc.

Property Information:Purchase Price: $390,000.00Estimated Repair Costs: $6,500.00Down Payment: $39,000.00Amortized Over: 30 yearsLoan Interest Rate: 3.200%Monthly P&I: $1,517.96Income:Estimated monthly income  $5,200.00Monthly Expenses:electricity $300.00 water & sewer $70.00hoa fees $65.00pool $95.00Vacancy $520.00Maintenance $260.00Cap.

Water can seep under the wall and still flow, water goes where it wants to.