Especially if you plan to hold long term, it will all even out.What about water/sewer? 

My heat is higher and my water will certainly be as I assist those who are working from home and those sheltering 24/7.

Replaced the roof, water heater, doors, lighting and paint

Do you think there will be a break for landlords on taxes, water, pollution and other utilities paid by the landlord?

I also wonder if the water & sewer are fixed costs, or if they are something you can put on the tenants. 

Is easy until you get blown out of the water.

I'd also be responsible for water/sewer/trash which adds an additional $350 per month of expenses on top of the mortgage.

Hey,So in our apartment we had gas supply that would provide us with hot water all day round.The owner decided to take out the gas supply and so he replaced the radiators and the boiler for the water with electric ones.After testing the water we found that there was only half the pressure ad before and the water would be luke warm at best after 3-4 minutes.

Here it is:1 - Take three full leg/thighs of chicken, boil them in water to get most of the grease off.2 - Cover the bottom of a lasagna pan with white rice.3 - Place the chicken on the rice, and cover rice with water to the point of making the rice wet...not to float the rice4 - with the skin side down, bake for 90 minutes at 3505 - Turn chicken over and baste, then bake chicken for another 30 minutes, or until the skin is crispy6 - Serve...no wait...That's my wife's recipe for chicken and rice.  

He split the water, but did not split the gas, instead he went full electric and it's a studio apartment he made it into.