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L.A. renters are billed for shared utilities. Some won't pay until they can see the math behind the charges

In buildings without submeters, tenants are often billed by third-party companies that use opaque formulas. Some have questioned rising bills and demand to see the math.

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L.A. renters are billed for shared utilities. Some won't pay until they can see the math behind the charges
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