Advertising, gas, and others?

When they went to get the gas turned on during the first week of their residency the gas company mentioned that they couldn't turn it on because the stuff from the water heater to the furnace wasn't at the right angle (my terminology sucks, sorry!)

My broker came to a deal with 7-Eleven to purchase those two properties and build out a gas station/convenience store.

I have an abatement guy removing both original gas steam boilers and all the asbestos on the pipes as we speak!!

My only REAL expenses are water, electric, car insurance, gas, and food.

I initially thought I had a moisture issue or leak from 2nd floor but it was none of these things....And BTW there is a method to test if you haev these ceilings.. generally if you rub your fingers against the ceiling if you have calcamine you generally will get a very chalky residue on your fingers....Thankfully this was only used on the ceilings because I have read about it being used on walls as well.

Yes it is in the lease they are to pay all electric and gas bills and I did take them out of my name when we moved.

. $300 once I co op them)$114 property insurance$165 for gas$30 for common electric$60 for garbage$75 for water$159 for maintenance/vacancy (5%)

Many of these buildings are set up with only one water meter and gas meter.

If the other owner can't afford half a roof, you either pay for the whole thing or hope the roofer can do just one half without creating a leak at the line.