Cedar Park, TX · Member since 2017 · 1 post · 1 vote
I am about to buy our investment property in Round Rock, TX. Since the Electricity market here is open, there are lot of companies to choose from. Any suggestions from landlords in Round Rock? Please share your best and worst experiences with any Electric provider to have a landlord account.
Real Estate Coach · Round Rock, TX · Member since 2015 · 431 posts · 235 votes
8y
For my rentals I use a TXU commercial account—they have a program (Its CMA, which I think stands for Commercial Management Account??) that keeps your electricity on all the time. When a tenant moves out and "disconnects" it just automatically switches back over to you instead of shutting off. When they move in and connect (no matter what company) it just moves to them. Hope that helps.
Rental Property Investor · Ridley Park, PA · Member since 2014 · 24 posts · 8 votes
9y
Hello! I am a real estate agent but also do some work in with a third party electric company in Texas. If you would like more information, I'd be happy to help!
Hello! I am a real estate agent but also do some work in with a third party electric company in Texas. If you would like more information, I'd be happy to help!
Hi Michael!
Looking to purchase SF rentals in the Round Rock area in the near future. Trying to find connections out there as I am based out of Southern California.
Feel free to reach out with any agents, property managers, contractors, or lenders you have in mind.
Real Estate Coach · Round Rock, TX · Member since 2015 · 431 posts · 235 votes
8y
For my rentals I use a TXU commercial account—they have a program (Its CMA, which I think stands for Commercial Management Account??) that keeps your electricity on all the time. When a tenant moves out and "disconnects" it just automatically switches back over to you instead of shutting off. When they move in and connect (no matter what company) it just moves to them. Hope that helps.
Plano, TX · Member since 2018 · 48 posts · 28 votes
8y
I use energy ogre for my personal residence and I have no complaints. I have never checked if I could get better rates, but it’s worth it for me to avoid the huge price increase when rates triple after your introductory period.
I’m not sure if they have commercial account capabilities but they have been very responsive to my emails in the past.
Send me a message if you’d like a referral code, I’m not sure what they do but I’ve got one!
Hello Sunny. I am a property manager here in the Austin TX area. Are you planning on managing the property yourself? I work with investors and homeowners will everything from marketing the home, showings, screenings, collecting deposits and rent, maintenance etc etc. Let me know if you would be interested. Thank you.
You could check the different options here: https://www.choosetexaspower.o... Or just Google Round Rock electricity providers and there are pages with all the providers for your zip code with prices and info