How much is your gas bill per month? (heat)?
953581
I'm in Wisconsin, on the budget plan.  My current amount is $152 per month, but we also have central air.
469896
This will depend on where you live. I lived in Toronto Canada and had a problem with air conditioning not working. The units were advertised as air conditioned in all rooms. One did not work at all ,it doubled as a heater in winter. We had it running not knowing prior to our renting, it had been on fire! The compressor was no longer installed . Could have had another fire and lost my family. We found out for every month it was not working ( as long as it is stated as being included in lease, and you have put in the proper repair orders)they would have to back pay $50 per unit per month, and would be required to repair and keep in working order. If you get no where and qualify go see your community lawyers for advice. It really depends on location and laws for your area, hope that helps!\n\nMore~SECTION 118. Duties of landlord and tenant\n\nA landlord shall at all times during the tenancy: \nExcept in the case of a single-family residence, keep all common areas of his building, grounds, facilities and appurtenances in a dean, safe and sanitary condition; \nMake all repairs and do whatever is necessary to put and keep the tenant's dwelling unit and premises in a fit and habitable condition, \nMaintain in good and safe working order and condition all electrical, plumbing, sanitary, heating, ventilating, air-conditioning and other facilities and appliances, including elevators, supplied or required to be supplied by him; \nExcept in the case of one-or two-family residences or where provided by a governmental entity, provide and maintain appropriate receptacles and conveniences for the removal of ashes, garbage, rubbish and other waste incidental to the occupancy of the dwelling unit and arrange for the frequent removal of such wastes; and \nExcept in the case of a single-family residence or where the service is supplied by direct and independently-metered utility connections to the dwelling unit, supply running water and reasonable amounts of hot water at all times and reasonable he-at.
595004
can you lower the gas prices then please?!?!?! lol
1130282
How are you gonna haggle with a company so big, they actually send you brochures on how to REDUCE YOUR ENERGY BILL.  Believe me, you can either pay the fee or live in the dark.
980594
Your question really isn't clear at all.\n\n1st floor -tenant - own gas & electric\n\n2nd floor - landlord - garbage, heat & water, plus bill for gas & electric for the entire house.\n\nObviously, both of those statements cannot be true because they are contradictory.\n\nAre the units individually metered?\n\nHow is the building heated?\n\nWho paid $900?  \n\nThe tenants found out what?\n\nHow do they know what they were "averaging"?  Who says that was their "average" useage?\n\nCan who get their money back?  For what?
889001
I pay $380.00 a month for energy, running 2 a/cs all nights. That's $760.00 in two months. Maybe he is just trying to save you such high payments during the summer.\n(50 x 12 = $600)
140706
well, here in california gas prices are almost three dollars and from what i've heard, the farther east, the higher the gas price... so you do the predicting and calculations, sorry i wasn't much help. good luck finding out!
466160
Over the past couple years I would have to say 20-25%\nI was looking forward as my kids would move out to lower utilities bills, ohh contrare I pay an avg of 250 a month for elct and 70-80-a month for water and sewage. Hang on to your cash cuz d gasoline es going up Lucy to a mega high this summer Bahbalouuu so are utilities. Yes I am in Florida\nand with the coming cane season on us I am screwed\nHAVE A NICE DAY.
657979
It depends where in nsw you are staying if your on the coast it will obviously be dearer but I think about 1200-1500aud per month. You would have to be more specific with your destination for a more accurate amount.
154619
Well I never had an old one, but I certainly love my new one.  I have a hemi durango and it's hot as hell.  Costs a lot for fuel, about 60.00 per fill, but it's worth the driving experience.
301537
Scandinavia. And it's about 70 dollars per litre. And you people are complaining. Hell... The gas prices in the United States are amongst the lowest in the whole world.
171830
.445 per mile is the federal guideline.  It was increased in response to the increase in fuel prices.  You may want to try to collaborate with a local gas station and see if you can get gift cards for gas at a slightly lower rate.  For example, we work with Shell and they sell us a $15.00 card for $11.50 each.  When employees submit an expense report they are required to "bank" their milage in increments of $15.00 (15, 30, 45, etc.). It is not much of a savings, however it IS a savings:)
927260
Living in Texas, my electric bill drops drastically during the winter. Consider a $500 bill for July versus $86 for October!\n\nHowever, if last year is anything to go by, my electric bill will rise by about $10 for the Christmas season. I don't do a lot of lights and fuss, though. Just the tree.
790990
http://www.howstuffworks.com/gas-price.htm
678469
How big is the house.\n\nwhat type of heating does the house have?\n\nIs this just electric, or electric, gas, and water?\n\nBE MORE SPECIFIC and get a better answer.
259095
When I had my rentals I charged based upon the area, the amount of utilities included plus a few extra dollars that could accumulate incase there was any major fixing up to do. Look in your local paper and base it upon some of the rentals that seem similar to the type you are renting out. Also try contacting a realtor to give you an estimate on the monthly payment to charge.
395798
1.15 Euro per liter for diesel.  This comes out, if you convert it, to over $6.00/ gallon.  Don't complain!  I am in Germany.\n\nthe gas prices were artificially kept too low for too long in the US so now they are just normalizing.  If they had just been allowed to rise with all other prices, we'd be above $3 now and it would be normal.  I think at one point in the 80s it was over $2.  So really- it was just too low for too long in the US and is correcting itself now.