The duplex is separately metered for Gas and Electric and the lease existing with the tenants from the previous owner states the tenants are responsible for all utilities.

If you get a cheap used car expect to set aside money for maintenance, if you get a nicer used car you're going to have considerably less than the 20k from selling you vette.I'd look to see what it costs you on insurance/gas per mo and then compare that to the replacement car.

Converting from oil to gas furnace.

Make sure you perform due diligence on sewer, gas, water, environmental studies, etc....

They suggested I turn off the gas main that leads to the fireplace until the crack can be repaired.I'll ask the management company to send a repair person to turn off a gas line that leads to the fireplace.I'll also request that the repair person verify if the tenant is still at the property.In addition, I've asked the management company to send a letter requesting the tenant pay rent immediately and if they are not able to do so, they should contact the office asap.As you can see, I need to find a better management company who'll work with me, not nickle and dime me.

Then you'd really be cooking with gas.

They have separate addresses, separate gas and electrical meters, and a shared well.  

Got one store open so we have gas and food available.

When in closing of the house a gas leak on the water heater had to be repaired for the house to meet FHA regulations so my realestate agent said they would get a verbal confirmation from the owner and selling agent that it would be fixed so that we did not need to reprint and sign new contracts.

Keep and continue to rent but house will need updating: Original bath ($12 - $15 K) Kitchen cabinets/counter top (~ $20K)HVAC & gas furnace ($8K -10K) Oversized vinyl windows in addition ($10 K)Total $ 50 - 60K   Roof, H2O heater 3 years old.2.