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Extra Monthly Charge For Window A/C

Kenneth Garrett
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When the Landlord pays for electricity and the tenant wants to install a window A/C, I see Landlords charge an additional fee for the A/C since it uses additional electricity.  Looking for feedback on what the typical fee is for the a/c unit if Landlord supplies and the electrical up-charge.  I see fees ranging from $20/month for the unit to $50 plus the electrical charge or it’s all rolled into one fee.

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    First you should never ever pay for tenants utilities. Get separate meters or don't buy this type property. It is an extra headache you don't need.

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