With current (and future) global issues with Russia/ oil/gas, is it smarter to invest in an electric car and pay more monthly (for a better future return) or get a cheaper gas car (lease or buy)? 

Hope this help not and accountant but deduct all gas expense far as traveling for the business.

They are always based on two numbers...with $$$ in front of them:1 - How much profit is needed to pay off all of your "personal" debt (i.e...credit cards, cars, student loans, etc...).2 - How much monthly income (cash flow) is needed to cover all of your monthly bills (i.e....utility bills, insurance, gas for the cars,...).Examples of what goals are NOT would be:1 - Financial independence 2 - Quitting job3 - Exiting the "Rat Race"These are not measurable, therefor they are NOT goals. 

I’ve had my fair share of fires, car wrecks, a broad range of medical calls, traumas, gas leaks, baby deliveries and really anything else you can think of.

Operating expenses on commercial multi family can vary widely depending on who pays water, gas, electric, trash, lawn care etc.

When using the Rental Property calculator what is a good cost to use for water/ gas/ electricity/ garbage removal?  

If gas doubles in price, people reconsider long road trips.

Do they have full photos available, including appliances and gas, boilers, electric, roof, etc?

Finally, while the tenants pay for their electric, we are paying for the heat and hot water via a single gas boiler and a single gas hot water heater.

I want to get away from the using the chimney and am thinking of power vent (don't ask why, but let's just say I'm not 100% confident on its ability long term and it's not something that can reasonably be lined).Usage Specifics: Single shared water heater (owner pays for this gas supply separately); 3 units (floors 1 - 3); 8 Bedrooms (3 + 3 + 2); 3 dishwashers; shared laundry in basement.Thanks all!