You need to account for all living expenses (rent/mortgage, food, gas, repairs, etc.) that you currently pay, plus expenses that might come up in the future (do you have kids?

I have a nice charcoal grill.Easier to clean, I never run out of gas (renters are responsible for charcoal) I hate cleaning my gas grill at home, to many parts to disassemble.When your on vacation you have more time to relax and a charcoal grill just feels like vacation.Good thing I have spell check, I had charcoal spelled 3 different ways.

Sam Zell just gave an interview on Bloomberg about the oil & gas sector, but it's comparable to REI in this regard of a frozen market.

This is just a sizzle, and we are in the very early stages of it all, but it starts with a sizzle.Does anyone have access to a post office, a church, a gas station, a fire station, anything that could look very interesting if converted into a single family residential?

I know a great technician, however he is an older man and taking time off work during the pandemic.Does anyone have a gas fireplace technician the would recommend.

Monthly expenses may include the following : taxes, water/sewer, garbage, electric, gas, hoa fees, lawn care, snow removal, vacancy, repairs, capex, property management, and mortgage.Now if you are asking where do you find these properties, that is a whole different ball game.Start searching these forums and you will find what you are looking for.

However, if you are within driving distance of a major population, gas is really, really cheap.

So if it's there, the only way to sell with the tank is to pull it if it is underground and either put in an above-ground tank or convert to gas.

Other things you might try if the date is important is checking the utilities (Gas, Water, Electric) for changes that would indicate the theft.

Yes, many on BP told me quit months ago, but they did not understand $175k, free demo for 25 years, and gas allowance is hard to say good bye to.