We are also paying for trash, water and sewage.

BUT, the landlord wants to know about water leaks.

I still had to hustle when a door and a water heater had to be replaced or the plumbing backed up on Christmas day.

Capex is half of what I use. 10%.My capex includes roof 25 year life span, floors 10 year life span, appliances and hot water heater 12 year life span,hvac 20 year life span, bath and kitchen remodel 20 year life span.

Do I need to set up electricity, water, and sewer before contacting them so they can show the house to future tenants ?

Rental licenses, property taxes, business income taxes, refuse collection fees, water bills...

Here's what my insurance provider told me:----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The damage would fall under the liability portion of your policy.If you knew that the water heater was going bad and didn’t take any measures to have it repaired/replaced, then you would be negligent and the policy would cover it, less your deductible that you're responsible for.If you didn't know that the water heater was going bad, then you weren't negligent, and liability wouldn’t apply.

However my original post was using these to hedge against inflation as a temporary place to transfer your money into while another 9 trillion is pumped into circulation which will inflate the price of everything.I believe that we should see the real recession coming at the start of 2021 as more people are unable to keep up with living expenses as salaries remain the same.

Water meters?

When was the roof, HVAC, Hot water heater, windows replaced?