Currently the dishwasher is kind of leaking but it's a small amount.

I received a 30-day notice to evict the commercial property (gas station) since I was not paying the full rent.

No one knew that the gas was off to test the furnace, stove and the hot water tank. 

The house that i am looking into buying is in centerpoint alabama and purchase price at $100k.The major concern that i am having are:The roof is at end of life.floor joist needs to be install due to flooring bad deflectionThere are broken cement at the patio / deckPossible water leak to the basement walls.i just don’t want to be the person who ends up with the expenses the previous owner should be taking care of.Can you give an advice on how to deal with this property?

It doesn't take a lot for a project to go 150-200K over budget when the building department holds you up, the gas company can't install new lines for 6 months, and your subs walk off the job. 

My real estate agent doesn't seem to know who pays the utilities so I assumed I paid everything but gas and electric because that's common in ABQ. 

It basically asked their name, address, landlord, employer, phone numbers and most importantly....the most recent electric or gas bill. 

I am looking for insight and expertise with the HVAC system, because I am newer to real estate investing.There is currently one natural gas furnace in the basement that pushes air to all three units and floors.  

Gift cards, flat screen TV's, gas cards, etc... has never worked out very well - but I get a lot of broke people calling on those ads.The real problem is likely the property and the location.  

The home does not have separate meters for gas/water/electric and all the ducting is connected to the same furnace and A/C... the thermostat for the air conditioning and heater is in our unit.