One of my favorite stories is a local investor who purchased a parcel of land that is that entryway to a gas station.

Are you going to be plowing and shoveling her snow too or taking out her trash or pumping her gas for her ?

@Nick Mulligan I originally planned to do FHA but the property I bought was disqualified from the FHA loan because of the proximity of a gas station (FHA requires a certain distance from a gas station to qualify, think it has to be more than 300ft ).

I also am considering running gas to the property and just doing it right, and adding two separate boilers, but that seems very expensive.However I have another friend who said on smaller apartments his tenants dont mind electric baseboard.

That is a side road where they tried to sell the gas station and parcels for commercial development in the past for the corner. 

I was more concerned with unpaid taxes, water bills, gas bills, etc.

It's like I would be wasting gas just circling around the courthouse trying to find a spot.

It's like I would be wasting gas just circling around the courthouse trying to find a spot.

In our area, as an example, Duke Energy has a deal where people can pay their power bills in gas stations, hardware stores, etc. 

If that furnace is oil or natural gas/propane it will most likely be in the rage of 60 - 70% efficient.