

Review your Lease Summary before contacting providers. Depending on the property, you may be responsible for:
If a utility is listed as a charge on your tenant ledger, do not place that utility in your name. Baker Street will add the charge to your ledger at the frequency described in your lease.
For a group lease, decide who will hold each utility account. The account holder is responsible for communicating with the provider and keeping the account current. Agree in advance on how the household will divide and reimburse utility costs.
Contact each required provider and schedule service to begin on the first day of your lease. Providers may ask for:
Do not wait until move-in day. Processing times vary, and weekends or holidays may delay activation.
Keep the account number, confirmation number, service start date, and any confirmation email or screenshot for each utility. Baker Street will request proof that required services are active before key handoff.
A useful confirmation should clearly show:
Tenants are responsible for maintaining and paying for utilities placed in their name, including communicating directly with providers about billing, outages, account changes, equipment, connectivity, or service quality.
Contact each provider before your lease ends. Keep required utilities active through the final day of your lease unless Baker Street gives you different written instructions. Provide a forwarding address for final bills and save confirmation of the shutoff or transfer date.