Most investors want the GC to give them his price that he is getting at Home Depot which I think is crazy because it took time and gas to go and get those things.

You just want to make sure not wasting a trip + time + gas to look at a home with a ridiculous price and stubborn seller.

Gas to drive to your property, maintenance costs, materials, CapEx must go up dramatically, utilities are way up, Etc.....If you actually owned rentals you would surely be aware of this....I'm not saying that a 72% increase (if it were true) is a good thing, but it's really none of your business, is it?

My question is, besides installing a parking lot, and connecting water, electricity, gas to the building.

Like the other poster said you should have this issued cleared up so the tenant is not having to pay for gas to heat and also pay the electric bill to have enough heat in those rooms. 

You could more than double the heating costs of the property by switching from gas to electric heat. 

If they want to pay non-electronically I charge them a $10 fee for the time to go to the bank, stand in line, and the gas to do it.

(Our $3200 quote heads to $2800 with a $400 rebate as it's a switch from gas to electric heat, but i know they've done other vouchers in the past).

@Michael Mullins he didn't threaten to shut off gas to whole unit but just the heater.

Well, that allows you to save gas to not go to the title company multiple times!