The property is newly renovated pretty  much all around.New floors, kitchens, bathrooms, paint and trim, 2 carrier ac units, new furnace, 2 water heaters, split electric and gas.Natural gas, pub water and sewer.I will be wrapping closing costs into the mortgage.Ideally, this will be my first home so I will be using this for initially a house Hack, but planning on adding 1 master sweet with walk in closet and bathroom over the empty space above the garage.I was just toying with the numbers to see when we move out if this will make money monthly.

I have already replaced her electric stove with a gas one basically because she didn’t like the way it cooked I put an oven thermometer inside it and it was calibrated perfectly but she said it wasn’t baking properly.

(ii) The cost of water, gas, electricity and telephone to service the Common Areas and any utilities not separately metered.

(The utility company will run natural gas lines to the building for free provided I hook them up to something within 60 days. 1.)Should I just throw in electric wall heat into every unit and reduce the rent to account for higher heating cost to tenants?

Generally the pea trap holds the water and prevents sewage gas from coming back in the drain.

A City Code Compliance Specialist came to my rental unit and told me the direct–vent wall-heater was installed without a plumbing gas permit.

My friend converted stuff to gas on the main house to increase Amps in the panel.

I was looking at gas and water paid by landlord and thought I could charge $55 each for gas and water as flat every month fee.

It is heated with a gas boiler.

It sucks when you go from lavish dinners to paying for gas with pennies.