One was to permit some electrical and mini split condenser that was done without a permit and a gas run that city claimed was done without a permit but I suspect pre-dated need for a gas permit and the other was for a large patio structure.  

Sometimes I need a podcast to help work through something or simply to stay updated on the most current applicable info to my world (shout out OTM) but the times when I look around and go "man I am really just cooking right now action wise" are the times I'm not overloaded with learning, its the seasons that I turn on some music or just go for a walk without anything, those are when I find I'm tending to lean in and hit the gas.  

It was a former 2018 model house, painted a light mustard/tan and white trim.

With this scholarship the Navy pays for 100% of my medical school costs while also giving me a taxable stipend of $2870 a month for rent, gas, groceries, etc.

@Nina Diehl For long-term rentals, we never recommend leaving a gas grill for tenant use.

She said it was for staff people who would have to go by and check on a house from time to time essentially for gas.

Many people can drive on a tank of gas and get a very good deal on a cabin.Interesting question.

Build Tradelines FastTo qualify for more traditional BRRRR financing (hard/private money → refi), you may want to:Open a few low-limit, no-fee credit cards (even secured ones)Put small monthly bills (like streaming, phone, gas) on them and pay in fullLet them season for 6–12 monthsYou won’t need to carry balances—just show responsible usage and payment history. 2.

Charge Starbucks, charge gas, charge food, then put the money on the side and when the bill comes in pay it off in full. 

Water/electric/gas.