I'll do some digging and listen to some of the podcasts on the topic and see if there are any other good ideas floating around out there.2016 Income 139,393.25     Expenses   Electric (7,671.49)   Garbage (5,676.00)   Gas (579.48)   Insurance (6,620.50)   Mgmt Fee (18,000.00)   DNR (600.00)    Phone (915.06)   Property Taxes (7,762.23)   Sewer (16,923.26)   Water (19,731.78)   Net Income 54,913.45 Same basic info for 2015 but the net income was 89,900.00. 

I have a house in major disrepair that I want to Fix-Up.Asking price is $80K and I'm looking to get it for around $60K.Its was built in 1895 and has city water and a septic system.The heat was supplied by Gas stoves/heaters, but is run off a Propane tank which the owners have removed.The structure seems good to me, but the Mortgager lender I talked with said it would have to appraise and there cannot be any structural damage or safety concerns.  

My main concern is the heat requirement - there's one gas heater in the house, but there are 3 bedrooms, a bathroom, and a living area without a specified heating element. 

You probably have individually metered electric and gas.

. $1,188 for gas stove, fridge, microwave and dishwasher.

Gas is a more comfortable heat than heat pump.

if your tenant is speedway which wants to operate a gas station the city might say no. but if your tenant is walgreens, the city might be ok with a retailer. 

Even with the fluctuations of oil and gas we still see steady growth.

Right now the home has one meter for electric/gas, any experience on splitting utilities?

Hello everyone,I am looking to make a career change from oil and gas Inspection into real estate sales / investing.