
Your Ticket to the Beach: Creating a Checklist to Help Automate Your Real Estate Business
We’ve all seen it. It’s something that is almost a certainty you’ll see in any…
We’ve all seen it. It’s something that is almost a certainty you’ll see in any…
Say it as a kid, you get some soap shoved into your mouth. Say it…
Laying in bed. Staring up at your ceiling. A million thoughts per second racing through…
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Last year I had a gas bill for $1400. That was almost one-third of my entire rent for that property for the month. This year, however, I could get bills that are even higher. Meteorologists are predicting the coldest and snowiest winter for the Northeast in years.
In this property, I currently pay for heat (natural gas) and water/sewer. The water/sewer bills aren’t actually that high around here, although they are the lion’s share of utility costs for many property owners in Western states. Regardless of location, however, utility costs are killing landlords. They are rising much faster than inflation. Rents, on the other hand, are rising much more slowly than inflation, if at all.