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There's No Need to Pay A Lot for Utilities (30+ Day Furnished Rentals)
Summary
New landlords can manage utility costs in furnished midterm rentals by including a monthly spending limit in the lease agreement. This strategy helps prevent excessive utility usage by renters and allows landlords to draw from the security deposit if limits are exceeded, while advising to check state-specific regulations.
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