It may be a gas furnace that has a flame in the basement and that heat eventually rises through the ducts to the 2nd floor.

Figure $100 to get out there and another $100 in labor for 8 hours you should be looking at around $1000 and that’s all profit (less gas money). 

Couple that with a Consumer who has been fighting inflation on gas and groceries, and as James mentioned, could be fighting more rent increases.

My concern is the rough looking Valero corner gas station plus area around the gas station coming off the highway exit to go down the street into the Lennar subdivision. 

Tenant shall have abandoned or surrendered the Premises if any of the following events occur and if Tenant’s personal belongings have been substantially removed, and Tenant does not appear to be living in the Premises in Agent’s reasonable judgment :Tenant’s move out or notice to vacate date has passed; Tenant is in default for non‐payment of rent for 5 consecutive days; water, gas, electric, or any other service for the Premises connected in Tenant’s name has been terminated or disconnected; Agent is in the process of judicially evicting Tenant for any reason; and Tenant fails to respond for 2 consecutive days to any notice posted on the inside of the main entry door to the Premises stating that Agent considers Tenant to have abandoned. 

     $4 a gal gas, a-ok...... $10 coffee, AWESOME!......

It won't continue to "off gas" once it is 100% cured.

I have lived in Midland my entire life and feel like I have a good understanding of the bubble this area is in with oil and gas and how it affects home prices.

Or, when the lawn boy goes to get lawnmower gas in his uninsured car and wrecks into someone on your business.

I have a duplex which has gas and electric separate (2 furnaces and 2 electric panels) and while the water is for the whole property.I was wondering how I would go about setting this up for my lease?