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He operated under the certainty that his reliance on the Schenectady legal system to keep gas in the tank would never be taken away.

All water/trash/gas/power is to the tenants.

I recently read the 2020 Milken Institute report which pegged Greeley at #20 nationally:https://milkeninstitute.org/si...Just be aware that Greeley is a big oil and gas town so I'm thinking that some of the wage growth cited in that report was from the 2018, 2019 oils and gas boom that has slowed significantly.  

When moving the mobile homes unless the seller is paying for the delivery cost you will have $3-5,000 in moving cost, if these are new sits you will need a foundation or piers to put them on $2-3,000 in piers setup and pour, and then setup and install you will have a HUD installer who can do block, level tie down, water/sewer (need a well at the location and septic system if not already at location), gas/heat hookup this will cost $2.5-$3,500, electrical hookup which can be $500- $5,000 depending if there is current service there or not and then skirting around $1 - $1,500.

I am worried about how much it will cost me to pay for heating the house every winter, there will easily be 8+ people living in the house. any suggestion on if i should convert to to gas with separate meters?

Does the property have timber, fields or natural gas as potential income? 

Currently, all the rent money would be enough to cover the mortgage, however not covering all the costs like water, gas etc.

Hey guys I stopped by a gas station about 4or 5 weeks ago and over heard a gentleman talking about how he needs to sell her mom's place since she passed.

The fat sweaty guy with the gas can is locking the exit doors.