Not sure if that will be an issue moving forward, but I saw when gas prices peaked about 10 years ago, it killed rentals in Little Elm...where everyone drove 30mins-1hr to work somewhere....that could happen with Forney, Heartland, Heath and Crandall and all the small towns around it in that area.

It always ends up more lucrative than ever before.....Ok, so either this is a joke or was there like some meeting before hand, a "hey, heres how we really gas-light em" kinda thing???? 

Over here the gas company has a "worry free" contract. 

Have been to Houston in 2013 and from my memory it gave me a similar profiling to Perth, WA very resource centric (mining, oil&gas) next to energy rich region and liked that the city was big yet not maddening as the NY/LA's of the world.

Certainly wouldn't have much issue showing credit card statements of local restaurant/grocery/gas purchases in that area through the year, but that seems a bit asinine to track or even think they'd request. 

GoodbudgetWhat makes it unique: The Goodbudget app uses the popular envelope budgeting system, which allocates portions of your monthly income to virtual envelopes, or expense categories, like groceries, gas, debt payoff, etc.

This would also eliminate the need for gas at the property as you can go all electric in the buildingI am not sure on the cost per se.

Unlike gas and water, in Philadelphia electricity is not lienable.

You should have masks with you at all times for environmental pollutants when looking at hoarder houses - animal feces, dead animals, asbestos, gas, etc.As for protocol, hoarder houses are not an easy buy because if the resident is still there it's not a money issue, it's an emotional issue.

Just talked to my AC company, and furnace isn't an option since we don't have gas to the property.