This is the simplest method, but it also means your tenants are more likely to abuse the utilities by leaving windows open with the heat or A/C running, leaving lights on, ignoring the toilet that constantly flushes on its own, etc.3.

Long story short:Multi-unit property I have with nominal investment (light renovation, say 25k and no tenants leaving) can get a 10% CoC in an A+ area.

Lights and Gas would have to be put in their names and verified on or before the signing of the lease. 

Your annual budget and reserve funding documents can shed light on that, and you absolutely need to understand them.Owner's are ultimately responsible to pay fines, and typically charge them back to the tenant directly, or if they are using a Rental manager to oversee their unit, the PM would do so.

Can anybody shed a light on this?

If gas, is the pilot light lit?

Just bought a house that I'm renovating as part of a BRRRR, and I'm trying to decide what the best material is for flooring, countertops, and lighting.

Although I was looking at that dashingly handsome photo and man, you need to lay off the Frost Glacier Gatorade - it's doing some funny things to your skin color! 

I am inside of a situation that I mindfully created and I am wondering if anyone could help shed some light from a new perspective for me.

I was there with my wife and kids.Imagine that same scene, but with your name and business on a large banner, along with custom drink coasters with your business, and a nice color flyer on each table- with your business on it.