My prop management co says to turn the gas off, so I'll do that, too.

PLEASE point out any errors/misassumptions.Deal Information As It Was Given To Me:2 brick buildings24 units total Price $760,00022 2-bed rooms, average monthly rent = $5002 1-bed rooms, average monthly rent = $450Every unit has a seperate gas hot water tank + seperate gas heating furnacesAnnual Rent Income = $141,720 (Building would have to be at 99% occupancy for the past year?)

I'll go with a '67 blue gto and a full tank of gas!

It is a small mobile home park needing sewer drainage work and gas lines and meters.

Mainly, we just had all our ice, gas, and food bought up from all the people coming up from Houston!

The hurricane scares, gas prices and the economy has had a huge impact on the number of rentals and the rental rates.

In other words, falling rents don't cause falling house values and vice versa.A rental is a commodity, like a gallon of gas or milk.

Its gas and electric all seperate.It sits on about 500o sq ft lot in a Urban neighborhood.Its assessed at 298,000.

They all made fewer mistakes than their financial peers,were pretty large risk takers,and involved themselves in either public companies,highly leveraged LARGE acquisitions or oil and gas.

Example you are positioning a liftboat and you set one of the legs down on an 18 inch high pressure gas line.