Also, there are common domestic hot water tanks (gas paid by the owner), and a single gas meter so all tenants' cooking gas is paid by the owner as well.

There is a great high school and middle school, a general store, gas station, and a few restaurants.

The building is a C type in a C neighborhood or little at low B.  1 Building, 1 water meter for building, no gas lines, electric heaters, electric water heaters.  

There is no more propane or gas used on the property.

Today, a plumber/gas technician is working on it.

It really depends on the layout of the building, etc.If the plumbing isn't an issue, I definitely recommend the high-efficiency, direct-vent gas boilers.

I think you have 4 options:Replace the furnace with a new oil-fired one.Install a new gas-fired furnace.

Call the GAS company ASAP.

Property Details:Built: 1968SP: 130,000Taxes: 900 +/- Fin: FHAside 1 rent: 850 renovatedside 2 rent: n/a currently being evicted will need mild reno (carpet or tile, counter tops, paint, Kitchen cabinet refacing)bed/bath: 2/1'sCooling: electricHeat: Central & Gas  This would be my first property/investment.

-uhaul (have to get my couch and bed from point A to B after closing) Monthly cost I am currently factoring in: -Mortgage (including escrow for taxes/home insurance/liability insurance)-Utilities(water /electric/ gas)-trash pick up (is this separate or included service that comes with paying taxes?)