After your initial LLOA is in place, you can add or remove properties or update agreements without creating a new LLOA.
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Find tools built for property managers and landlords that help handle rental property utility transfer, manage multiple properties and access resources.
A Landlord Leave On Agreement (LLOA) helps enable automatic utility transfer for landlords when tenants move out of your residential rental property. You specify the conditions for service transfer and help support uninterrupted service.
To start a new LLOA agreement or update an existing one, complete our online application and submit it using the instructions provided. We’ll contact you after processing your application.
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LLOA requirements:
To request service at a new location complete and submit the service request application for property managers and realtors.
When tenants move out, the LLOA helps enable the automatic transfers of service into your name. If an LLOA is in place, no manual requests are needed. All eligibility requirements must be met.
You decide when to transfer. Set conditions that work for your business model and property management needs.
After your initial LLOA is in place, you can add or remove properties or update agreements without creating a new LLOA.
Any residential property located within National Fuel’s service territory in Ohio may be included in an LLOA, subject to applicable eligibility requirements. You can manage multiple rental properties under a single agreement.
Yes. LLOA agreements are subject to credit approval, including requirements such as security deposits, timely payments and service conditions.
No. Submitting an application does not guarantee that a previously scheduled disconnection will be cancelled.
LLOAs helps enable automatic service transfer when tenants move out, allow you to specify transfer conditions and provide flexibility to add or remove properties.
You may change your existing agreement as needed or remove properties. Understanding residential rental utility transfer rules helps you manage your LLOA effectively. You will need to resubmit the entire application with updated details.
To remove your properties and end your existing agreement, please send us written notification indicating you wish to end your existing LLOA. Your agreement will remain active, and you will retain responsibility for service until we receive your written request to cancel and such request is processed. Contact us at RTOprogram@centerpointenergy.com.