51 Check Pending Bill (checking Electricity, Water, Gas Etc While Buying A Property)

51 check Pending bill (checking electricity, water, gas etc while buying a property)

51st point out of 51 checklist for the property purchaser, by 11squarefeet / Amit Raut

Q - Whenever you buy a new house, you are acquiring an asset. You must ensure that when you buy a house, you do not inherit any previous liabilities, such as MSEB (electricity) bills, water bills, gas bills, maintenance, etc. These may seem like small matters, but paying attention to these details while buying property can greatly assist you and enhance your buying experience.

When you are in the process of purchasing a property, you have to think about many things. One of the most important things is to ensure that all bills are up to date. Failure to pay pending bills can result in pending charges, disconnection of services, and even legal action.

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