Finally, when tenants had gas company out to turn on service, they couldn’t do so, as there was a leak.

I don't know how Bismark got on there I have flown my plane in there a few times on gas stops not sure on that one.. other than maybe economics.Any way these are always fun to have those defend their home turf.. there is good in and bad in all no place is perfect..

Floor #2 - Complete.Floor #3 - The hardest: 3rd Zone of heat added, ALL appropriate plumbing / electrical /gas hook-up.

Don't drive your typical military mobile (stupid big tricked out truck or souped up gas guzzling hot rod).Max your TSP.

I've never had a problem with one leaking condensation on the inside. 

New shingle roof - $6-8 per sq ft New high efficiency furnace and all new duct work with 8 reagiters - $5000-7000New high efficiency tankless water heater with new 1" gas line. $3500-5000New hardwood flooring with stain - $10 per sq ft. 

In terms of underwriting, often water and Gas will be paid by the owners, while in most situations there are separate electric meters. 

Most inspections just check to see if the outside of the valve body is leaking.

The cost of oil (no natural gas in the area) for the 3 buildings is approximately 9K a year. 

I don't want to expose my family to unnecessary risk/leverage, but I also want to build on the momentum.I would be very grateful to hear the thoughts of this community on how to stay on the gas and not hit the breaks for at least a year and risk losing any momentum.