Go to the bank today and pay the maximum you can pay and still buy gas to get to work. 

You can go to the courthouse and look up NOD's yourself for the price of the gas to take you there, or you can pay a service to give them to you via an excel spreadsheet.

He's going to be at ours on Wednesday, and I'm curious if its worth the time (and gas) to go.

With gas prices at an all time high, people are being forced to either pay for gas to get to work or pay the mortgage.

One of my units had been converted from gas to electric before I purchased it.

Hvac systems will need to be replaced and converted from gas to all electric.

Google earth and street view can tell you a lot about an area without actually having to hit the street.After doing some online research you would be well served to burn a tank or two of gas to get a true feel.

Chuck Mak On a project like this, I wouldn’t expect the banks to get excited over anything more than 50% LTV, which means that your collateral gas to be worth 800k – 1mil.Do you have construction experience?

The heavy flow to the main valve is a path of less resistance to the gas, so clogged pilot tubing could allow for less gas to flow when the main burner lights.

If you value your efforts and pay for the gas to drive over there, you're under water!