As for the utilities in tenant names (gas and electric), I called the companies and had them set me up on a sort of "landlord plan" where it notifies me if the account is about to get shut off, then auto-reverts to me once the account is shut off. 

I have a 2006 Ram 1500 that only gets 10-12 MPG but I have a 1995 Subaru that I drive daily so gas mileage isn't really an issue.  

Just like we were talking about, they did not list 1) CapEx; 2) Vacancy (at least 5% no matter what anyone tells you); 3) is there gas? 

Go to sleep with gas mask on?

If the p-traps in the waste lines are drained that allows sewer gas and smell back into the property.

Hi all,Recently purchased a multi and one of the first projects I’m planning is converting the property from oil to nat gas heating (there is nat gas going to the house already for water heaters).

If tenant is going to pay electric and gas, you don't have to include them.

Builder asked me a question this week about locating the gas meters.

Both are new natural gas systems2nd floor rehab is about 50% complete.

Hi BP community,Has anyone in the Pittsburgh area, specifically serviced by People's Gas, Duq Light or PAWC purchased one of those utility line protection plans and actually had to file a claim?