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Hi All.

Happy new year.

My Airbnb rental finishes in a few days. The advert stated tenant would pay electric, which I'm happy to do. However when speaking to the apartment service manager recently they said we were not told you were paying electric and hence have not recorded the electric meter.

Anticipating this hiccup upon checking out, whats the best thing to do?

 

Many thanks.

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I would consult the owner of the property and explain the situation. 

 

Before doing that, I would also ask the property manager what a "normal" or "average" monthly electric bill might be for that room type/geographic location and then offer some proportion of that amount (depending upon your length of stay) to the owner as a workaround.  

 

If the owner is recalcitrant or insists on charging what you consider to be an unfair amount, I'd pay nothing and then let AirBnb sort it out for you.  

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1 minute ago, TheAppletons said:

I would consult the owner of the property and explain the situation. 

 

Before doing that, I would also ask the property manager what a "normal" or "average" monthly electric bill might be for that room type/geographic location and then offer some proportion of that amount (depending upon your length of stay) to the owner as a workaround.  

 

If the owner is recalcitrant or insists on charging what you consider to be an unfair amount, I'd pay nothing and then let AirBnb sort it out for you.  

Yes, agree with that. Many thanks 

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1 hour ago, Cowboy1 said:
2 hours ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

What electric rate per unit were you quoted?  Careful they don't blow the unit rate out. 

 

Was quoted at 7thb per kwh

Thanks, it's a good idea for other members to know, so they can be aware. 👍

 

 

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