Resources for landlords

In the Landlord Portal, you can select which properties will transfer (revert) back to your name between tenants. Upon creating a Landlord Property Agreement, any property in the agreement will revert to your name by default. Change this setting in the Landlord Portal or contact Alliant Energy.

Tenants can start, stop or transfer services via My Account. To protect the privacy and security of our customers, only the account holder can start or stop service. Landlords and property managers cannot request these services for tenants or clients.

Let your perspective tenants or clients know an estimate of energy use and bills at the property based on the past year’s usage.

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We offer a large selection of rebates on equipment for multifamily dwellings, including lighting, heating, water heating, insulation and more.

Qualifications

Location of installed measures, upgrades and meter classification will determine whether you fill out a commercial or residential rebate claim form. Pre-registration is required for some rebates, so call us for help at 1-800-ALLIANT (800-255-4268).

See a complete listing of rebate options

Printable tip sheets from Alliant Energy explain how to start service, pay bills, deal with a power outage and more. Post them on your tenant’s refrigerator, email them with the lease agreement ─ whatever helps you answer questions before they get asked.

Pick the version that fits how you do business. Both are in PDF format.

• Tips for renters who pay utilities through you, the landlord. (Use if utilities stay under your name: You start service, pay Alliant Energy bills, etc.)
• Tips for renters who will work directly with Alliant Energy. (Use if renters set up service and pay bills directly to us.)

To facilitate payments on multiple accounts, we'll store your payment information in our system when you make a payment. You may remove your payment information at any time; just log into My Account, click on My Profile, then Payment Information.

As a landlord of a low-income property, you’ve got a lot to handle.

Let us help you and your tenants reduce energy bills through the Low-Income Multifamily and Institutional program for Iowa communities. We’ll provide a free on-site energy assessment and a report of your building’s unique energy performance. View our program page to see if your property qualifies and learn more.