Just a few weeks ago, I got hit with $450 for electric and water for a single-family house.The best thing I did with my apartment buildings was I had 100-gallon gas water heaters, installed separate water heaters in every unit and I save about $30,000 every year and every 10 years I save $300,000.

The 1,000 gallon tank seemed to be in good shape, estimated to be 50 years old and no signs of ever flooding.

the price is going to be the price. it's not going to give you that much stress compared to a contractor that uses paint that varies in price/color every single time.Let's face it. your not going to be using the same contractor all the timeif you're looking to do White and paint over good texture I would go with Maintenance Paint, from Lowe's, 5 gallon is about $40 to $50 then if you wanted an accent color or something else pick a color and paint every single unit that same color, do not deviate.

I think water costs around $1.15 for a thousand gallons.

Try to put at least a couple of gallons down the tub drain if you do that; if you have two people, it may help to have one person dumping water down the tub drain, and you on the other side of the wall watching the pipes.  

Once they reached the perch, they celebrated by filming themselves spraying the inside of the observation deck with fire extinguishers, dangling from its edge, pouring gallons of paint on the Sky Tower’s midways, and tossing objects to the ground 30 stories below.

The property also has a private water well, sewer system of 2/1000 gallon tanks with 600ft of lateral.

Almost as good as 2 gallons of floor leveler (liquid cement glue stuff) used on a dip in the second floor and carpeted over!

For fuel, a simple 4 hour trip can use around 840 gallons of Jet-A at about $5 a gallon, so that gives you somewhat of an idea of price for fuel.

A gallon of color-matched paint would cost about $12 at the depot.