Last thing I need is a tenant challenging the validity of an e-signature in landlord tenant court.  

The home has gas utilities but I plan to replace gas fixtures with electric. 

I replaced a few gas furnaces over the last few years for about $3,000 with Goodman. 

They even did showings in Nov and Dec of a dirty house with no power or gas on - simply because they didn’t switch on the mains.

Kinda like shopping for a car: when you really think about what you want or need, you may decide good gas mileage, large enough for your family, good power, and other specific qualities or features.

Orange is communications (red=elec, blue=water, yellow=gas, green=sewer, forgot what white is).  

I don't know if this makes it easier or more complicated, but our upper level may not have any gas services at all (husband is going to the property tomorrow to see if upper water heater is gas or electric, and whether washer/dryer in each unit are gas or electric).

Just to be clear, this concept is valid for other places on the list.

In my eyes, none of this amounts to a major issue, but that doesn't mean the issues are not valid and it is a great opportunity to try and improve upon the 2%. 

If you are evaluating properties with old combustion appliances be sure to check for carbon monoxide and or natural gas leaks.