Hot water, heat, stove and the clothes dryer are natural gas. 

I want to grow my portfolio and eventually get into apartment buildings and create a large portfolio so I want to start all of the baby steps now for that path.

I watched a Maury segment online last night -- after she proved he was the baby daddy, the guy took a $100 bill out of his pocket and knelt on it to propose to his girlfriend with a (maybe diamond?)

But these are macro-economic trends primarily attributed to the Millennial and Baby Boomer demographics who typically are not leasing at this type of property.

We have traveled a bit and like many places but our favorite has been Nashville, TN for overall cost of living/weather/Culture.Our plan is to purchase a house in the <450K range and relocate later in fall after our Baby is at least 3 months.

@James Williams Go in with a partner and split that baby in half.

She claimed that someone threw a rock and broke the windows, in the meantime, my handyman was in the neighborhood and witnessed her breaking the windows and threw out clothes, it seemed like she was fighting  with her husband. 

Take baby steps but just take steps!

Your workers get exposed to it, and they bring it home to their families on their clothes and shoes.

I fired an owner a couple years ago (for many reasons) that flipped out because the tenant had clothes scattered around the bedroom floor!