Which of course, would mean bread would cost $500 and gas would be $1000/gallon.. but I digress.If it were easy, everyone would do it.

Tenants I come across prefer natural gas as it'sgenerally cheaper for them.- If natural gas is available, I would look to convert over.

It also calls for a lot on organization on my part by keeping a good and thorough record of events (gas mileage, operating expenses, meals, etc...) that are incurred for the business.

It has a bad leak in the roof.

Arguements about pay, mileage, gas consumption, etc.With the new guys, as soon as I break down exactly what they are complaining about, they find something else to argue and change topic.

So the units do not have separately metered furnaces.Does this mean I have to pay the gas bill monthy for all 6 units?

If using in a kitchen, i would worry about tenants not cleaning up spills or a dishwasher leak too.

Thanks for all of these challenges, my credit score is 790 and my wives is 820, all we have my wives Discover card that she uses for gas and I'm a joint member on it but don't use it, we don't carry a balance, we also have a small mortgage that we pay on monthly, we just paid off the other mortgage.

It turns out that the damage (water leak) came from the upstairs unit.

As the rebuild quote of $18,000 was acceptable to us.Sure enough the roof began to leak again but by then we had it CFD & he decided to completely re-do the roof at his expense.We just reviewed another but this one has termite damage in the wood flooring & roof trusses so we walked.Get it inspected & if its going to be an issue get the price adjusted accordingly.