Where can I find out how much my utility bills will be at my new house?
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Call each company and request a summary of previous bills,let the operator know the date your moving in and state that you need the summary before you move in.
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The Energy Information Adminstration is a great resource for this.  Information can be organized and sorted many differnt way over many years.\nhttp://www.eia.doe.gov/\n\nhttp://tonto.eia.doe.gov/dnav/pet/hist/mg_tt_usw.htm\nIncidently, all prices are in cents.  I was confused for a minute or so until I figured that out.
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go to your local contractor and ask
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Depends on how much each costs and how many people are going to be living there.  For me, smaller house with extras, but I don't need a big house.  Also, smaller house usually means smaller utility bill, and I'm all about that.
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did you pay your electricity bill?
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And the question about utility bill statements is.....?
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ring the indian electricity company and ask them to send you out a sample acount for electricity
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http://www.apartments.com You can type in your price range and area.
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It depends on where you live.  The cost of electricity on the power grid ranges from about 4 cents per kilowatt hour in Kentucky to about 14 cents per kilowatt-hour in New York City.   You would need to find out what the cost per kilowatt hour is where you live and multiply that by the number of kilowatt-hours you would use in a month.\n\nTo determine the number of kilowatt-hours you would use in a month, multiply the power (in watts) of each appliance by the number of hours that appliance is being used and divide this by 1000.  For example if you use eight 100-watt light bulbs an average of 5 hours a day than, they would account for 8 x 100 x 5 x 30 (days in a month) = 15000 watts/1000=15 kilowatt-hours.  If you don't know how many watts the appliance uses, multiply the number of amps by the voltage the appliance uses; but it is easier just to check the table in the link below to find a typical power useage for each of your appliances.\n\nOnce you've totaled the number of kilowatt hours used (watts x hours used / 1000) for each appliance, multiply that total by the cost per kilowatt-hour in your area.\n\nThe biggest influences on your electric costs or usually the water heater and heat and air, and possibly the oven if it is used a lot.  Using a space heater a lot can effect it a lot.
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The assessors website for your area and the recorded docs have all the amount.  It is a very easy find.  Just type in you state county and assessor
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You can look up current rates at http://bankrate.com
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Yes there is.  I know that I could view everything about my neighbors including the price they paid for their house, how much it is worth now and everything there is to know about their house and land by looking in the County Tax maps section of the County website.  You will get their names and addresses as well.  \n\nOkay, I went and checked my own again.\n\nDo a google search for your county name plus the words "tax map" and you should find it there, it is all public information.\n\nOnce you get to the tax map you can search by any of the following:\nby Owner Name\nby Parcel ID#\nby Address\nby E-911 Street Range List\n\nI use the address search :)\n\nThen you can just enter the street name.  If you don't enter your house address but only your street name you will get a result returned of everyone on your street.\n\nThis will give you the Owner's name and address along with all kinds of other info.  \n\nRemember, this is the OWNER of the properties, the person who pays the taxes.  If someone rents then you aren't getting their name.\n\nOH, AND ONE MORE THING :)\nYou can find out if renters are living there by clicking on the "Advanced Real Estate Data" link and looking at the billing address.  If the billing address is different than the property's address then chances are they are renters and you probably shouldn't address your announcement to the owners.  In that case you should just address it "To MY NEIGHBOR" or something more friendly than "occupant" :)
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check google for the houses for rent posted online if you could access this you can access google
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Here is info that can help you http://www.newcheckingaccount.com/index.html
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It will vary upon the size of the pump and how much it runs.  The pump will give ratings for kwh (kilowatt hours) and the pump's capacity in either gallons or liters per hour. Simply divide your estimated sump by the pump's rate per gallon and then multiply by the pump's kw rate.  If you want to get tricky, you can then look at your electric bill and multiply the kwh you calculated by your average billing rate and you'll then know how much juice you use and how much it costs.
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I'm not sure what your question is...\n\nIf you're asking where to get billing information - your bill, at any rate - try the verizon website...
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go to Switchboard.com and put in the information/location you want and see what you get