Make sure your vent pipe if gas is at a 90 degree angle.

After reading some of his posts I have become fascinated by his depth of research and seemingly powerful ability to sniff information -- however, I cannot help but be apprehensive as to the validity of the information provided (after all, this is search-engine research).

However, they are being interlinked to our city.Knowing this, I now find myself questioning the validity of all the information from the site.Can anyone here please give me some insight into the validity of the stats and information on this site and that of others as well.

You really want to avoid flex duct as much as possible....it deteriorates, debris clogs in it and, if it gets clogged with a gas dryer....it can cause a fire.  

The new construction has a standard gas range (1,400-2000) with a microwave above it (200).

How can you truly validate a reference given to you by a turnkey company?

So when someone spouts off a "number" ask to see the math.There is a valid reason why commercial investors are willing to pay thousands of dollars to obtain correct cap rate information.

@Steve Katuska Everything you point out is valid and my contributions to my retirement accounts between my 401K and Roth would still total just about 10%.  

The only way you can get the value out in a rental property is if you included electric/gas in the rent.

It may seem common sense to most, but the biggest question I had was how the month to month lease would work out since it was with the previous owner, but you validated that my thought process was correct.Also a very good point with paying the background checks for them.