The Business Secret That Makes You IMPOSSIBLE to Ignore (Even If They Hate You)
In this brief video, Nick Perry alerts property owners to a common “utility scam” where tenants move in but the utility accounts remain in the landlord’s name. He explains the typical sequence: a tenant signs a lease, receives keys, and moves in; the landlord expects the tenant to transfer electricity, water, and gas utilities within a few days. However, delays—often due to utility company processing times or weekends—can leave the landlord’s name on the bills. After a month, the landlord may receive unexpected utility charges for the tenant’s usage, leading to financial loss. Perry’s core recommendation is for landlords to actively verify that all utility accounts have been transferred to the tenant’s name within seven days of move‑in, thereby preventing the scam from affecting them.
