Posted by JMS/.MN on January 15, 2017 at 19:49:40 from (209.237.97.113):
In Reply to: Renters Rant posted by John in La on January 15, 2017 at 15:05:30:
I had rental property when I bought the second farm...rented out the house and some outbuildings for a few years before I sold the farmstead. I had split the elec system since I was using some livestock and storage buildings. Well was on my meter. Above ground "doghouse" with the pump and tank inside, controlled heat with thermostat. I paid that electricity.
Renter turns the tstat to max setting. I find out a month later when I get the bill. Instead of about $20, it"s over $125. I checked it out, found the tstat turned to the max, and he says he wanted to make sure the well didn"t freeze! HELLO- if the tstat is set for 40 degrees, it will stay on as needed!
Worst applicant was the one who told me straight to my face, that he wanted to rent a house in the country, cuz you can"t be rough with a house in town!
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