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Rental property - as landlord what do I need to pay for?LLCW [17 Posts] Hullo all Quick question for you: as a landlord, am I limited to paying rates, building insurance, telephone line rental and water service charges for the tenant? (Of course this is assuming nothing else goes wrong ie. general maintenance). Could anyone clarify this please. Thanks! austin_hanson2000 [2 Posts] I don't think you are limited to pay those fees but this is a general practices. I am an accountant and I found some tenants pay those fees by themselves, it depend on how much you charge for rent.   Scott No Mates [697 Posts]  Tenants ALWAYS pay the phone rental, water consumption (unless it is not metered), power & gas. You pay rates, land tax, building insurance, sewer/water service, initial phone system connection in a newly built premises. If it is a commercial rental, then you may get rates, taxes & insurances back if it is a net rental. |
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