We also repaired some gas lines.

Those slides can go up to $2 and I wouldn't be any less than that.People pay extra for convenience that why a bottle of water at a gas station is $1 and a case is $2.99 at WalMart.

I know its a new building but after you factor in taxes, insurance, management, repairs, accounting/legal, electric  gas, water, trash services the cash flow isn't enough to make it worth it. 

Hello All,I am currently searching for contaminated properties, also known as brownfield properties (i.e. former gas-stations, landfills, dry cleaners, industrial), for my father's cleanup business.

Personally, I would probably take this risk in this situation so long as they do all the above and sign all the above.Also keep in mind that they need to make sure the storm shelter is installed property, doesn't flood or cause flooding, doesn't hit a natural gas or plumping pipe, etc.

@Jeff Greenberg you raise valid points, particularly considering the amount of cash I have in the bank.

Hi everyone,I am looking into buying a duplex which shares the same gas heater as well as electric.How difficult and cost intensive would it be to separate those?

Do you think this is a valid concern or if 1 or 2 makes more sense?

Plus a lot of industry related to oil and gas and healthcare are here.

The past year and half I obtained a gas card for $3k under the business Tax Id.