There is currently a gas fireplace, so I think that would suffice.

While I agree with Bill that there is no real true substitute for a knowledgable re investor, a well written program with proper info plugged in can certainly be beneficial to the investor, but nothing is the silver bullet.I have a program for my area and it is quite accurate when used by an investor with market knowledge.That said, this topic was not created to discuss the validity of said systems, rather, which were available for the TX market.

I got smart early on and stopped wasting gas.

Where I have some valid points you can comment as well.

What that business had in common with RE is how to run and manage a business and people as well as strengthened my entrepreneurial spirit.I also invest in business start-ups, oil and gas ventures, and other non-real estate related business ventures.Real estate is by far, my favorite!

There is a gas line that goes out to the bbq grill that they want inspected by a licensed plumber, I told them I would disconnect the line from the grill myself and cap it, they approved.

Once you have all your info together, put together an investor package validating the value, and equity in the property.My investors like to get the properties at 80% or less to market value or 70% or less for a rehab.

I just cut them in pieces and throw them in a dumpster.If you're finding that your time, gas, and sign money are being wasted because your signs are disappearing, it might not be one of your competitors, though I certainly smile at the idea of two of you losers fighting.

The mixture of the two will create a lethal gas that can kill you.

if it were me, I'd offer gas and cost for an hour, 50 - 100, take it fi they hope to get the work later or leave it if they don't need business.