You also need an egress window or door of sufficient size, a smoke detector and a carbon monoxide detector (if you have gas heat/appliances).

@Harvey Levin The electric is metered individually, but gas and water are shared.

However he is an essential worker to us, as our house is not livable without him completing his projects (shower is not usable, bathroom sink isn't usable, stove isn't usable) He has since been very unresponsive and when he does respond, it's with excuses about being broke, not having gas and having to visit his grandmother in the hospital (even though hospitals around us aren't currently allowing visitation...?).

So far after moving in we added a natural gas line, replaced the furnace, remodeled the kitchen and have started working on the mudroom.

I prefer gas but electric gives you more installation options (no venting).

From what I've seen rental buyers are still going pretty much full force but flippers are taking their foot off the gas, anticipating the market to take a hit really soon and get them a way better price.

You may want to use different phone numbers for different marketing efforts so you can track exactly where that phone call came from.Virtual TourThink of all of the money that you spend promoting your listings, including the cost of your time and the cost of gas to travel to appointments.

It's in the neighborhood of Gas Light Curve Rd. and Buckboard Rd.

I'll pay for your trouble and gas.

Cannot go to tourist sites like zoo, Sea World, Wild Animal Park, Balboa Park, Gas Lamp.