Landlords try to fight us at 1st they do the whole "i'm not paying for a tenants gas" yaddda yaddda.

But it sounds like you're buying more than one unit, in which case you should have gas and electric metered separately through your tenants account.

Originally posted by @Michaela G.:As

Everything except major tree removal.In addition to the sprayer, I would also buy a gas-powered lawnmower, a gas-powered string trimmer, a gas-powered good-sized woodchipper, and an electric chainsaw.

Ask the utility, out here Edison and our water, and gas companies have programs for landlords where the bill will convert back to your name when someone cancels their service, it is great. 

@Michael Le, @Michael Niemeier, @Bill F.According to the Greater Houston Partnership, despite a negative 10,000 in domestic population in Houston in 2017 (mainly due to oil/gas job losses), there was a positive 43,000 international and a net positive 33,000.

Today I got notification from Gas Company that the service on the property has been shut off 2 days ago per tenant’s request and it’s now under my account because I have a continuous agreement as owner.

Afterwards, I worked down in Houston until I completed a Leadership Rotational Program in the Oil and Gas Industry.With my family living back in Oklahoma City, some even working in the real estate space, I have worked to build out my knowledge of the real estate market there.

I have done it on third floor apartments where the first two floors are Gas heat and the heat from those apartments rises to warm that unit but I have seen it way more often than not that it turns into a disaster

Also, gas and vehicle wear & tear, marketing expenses, never mind whatever their broker split is, or any other fees their broker is charging them.