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If you rent... do you pay for electic, water, etc seperate or is it included?
Asked by Trish L
Asked by Trish L
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i rent a house, i pay the electric and gas seperate, but i don't have a water bill, we have a well.
i rent a house, i pay the electric and gas seperate, but i don't have a water bill, we have a well.
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some places include all, some, or none...just depends on where u go and their policies
Answered by jenivive
Answered by jenivive
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it all depends. most of the time everything is included except electric and phone. some places make you pay for gas.
Answered by orcastrated
Answered by orcastrated
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It depends on the rental property. You want to ask them what utilities are included.
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Answered by ♥--->{Shauntee}<---♥
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HERE A HINT ASK THE OWNER STUIP AND NOT US
Answered by DUMB GRIL
Answered by DUMB GRIL
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Depends on where you rent. In my current apartment, I pay for all utilities. But, in the past, I have had some utilities included. But, that is becoming a thing of the past due to rapidly changing utility costs.
Answered by David V
Answered by David V
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I pay electric, all others are included.
Answered by SALSA
Answered by SALSA
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It varies from place to place. You should ask the landlord before you sign the lease what's not included and what they think it will cost.
Sometimes in the advertising for apartments it says "utilities included."
Gas, water, and electricity are usually included in the rent. Cable, and phone are not.
Answered by hottotrot1_usa
Answered by hottotrot1_usa
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That depends on where you rent (in the US). In most instances, you pay for all utilities separately. However, sometimes certain utilities are included, like water or electric. Sometimes, nothing is included. Like, let's say you're renting the attic apartment at someone's home. It's doubtful that they have different systems for that space, so the owner might split the utilities with you. Every space is different so you just need to ask. FYI: You may have to also put down deposits on some services, so brace yourself for that cost. Good luck!
Answered by cubanrebelgirl
Answered by cubanrebelgirl
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Depends on your lease
Answered by alhazred_the_ghoul
Answered by alhazred_the_ghoul
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Usually, the lessee/tenant shoulders the bills for electric, water, tv cable, telephone, minor repairs.
The lessor is responsible for the major repairs.
Answered by Mother Bear
Answered by Mother Bear
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It depends upon where you are renting from. There is no universal protocol pertaining to which utilities renters will pay.
Answered by highly_motivate
Answered by highly_motivate
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For me it's all included, it really depends on the unit you live in, the issue being whether or not their systems can determine HOW MUCH electricity YOU use as opposed other tenants, or water or whatever. Older places sometimes can't, so they can't charge you individually, newer places can.
Answered by Brian B
Answered by Brian B
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you pay for everything except water. sometimes heat is included.
Answered by CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
Answered by CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
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Easy! just read the fine print on your rental agreement. Your rent includes whatever is listed on the contract. Everything else you have to pay separately.
Answered by Investor
Answered by Investor
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