labor/Material rough estimateFlooring(labor) : 2500Flooring Material: 1.5 per sq feet + paddingKitchen - 3000Cabinet & counter top ( see/select home depot website)Bathroom - 3000Tile + Tub and fixtures ( see/select home depot website )Electric - 1500 ( inside unit )Electric Materials ( see/select home depot websitePlumbing - 1500 ( inside unit kitchen and bathrooms )Plumbing Supplies see/select home depot websitePainting - 3000Paint see/select home depot websiteWindows ( replacements ) per window $450 all includedCleaning - $350 final cleaning Trash Out -$500 ( includes dumpster and dumping fee )Appliances - 2000// Total (without materials): 18’700 From Inspection Report Labor ONLY 3.3 - Repair gutters - $475 5.4 - Exhaustive fan (kitchen) - $3505.7 - Dishwasher - replace ( $450 )9.3 - water heater - fixed and fixed all the leaky gas lines - 2K10.7 - replace all outlets - $25002.9 - Insulation not present (basement) - 4.1 Damaged drywall (wallboard contractor) - $ 7504.2 - Wall - elevated moisture leaking window - replace window ?

How can I find good esimates for what I should put for gas, water, and garbage?

Columbia Gas in Ohio charged me for my tenant's last month of service by sending me an invoice with a new account number under my name to my home address. 

ACtually, this property already has water/sewage/gas/electric hook ups along with a 2fam building permit for either residential or commercial--in this area residential makes more sense.  

Gas, food/ drinks, entertainment, rents, services, etc.

As long as you are doing the eviction legally and by the book there is no problem.What I find crazy is how now that elections are coming up the city is "buying votes" through giving out free gas gift cards, etc. instead of just cutting city gas taxes :X but that's chicago politics for you. 

Sounds like you are looking at Princeton.I think it is a consideration....no matter where you're looking.Especially with gas prices.Might be a good idea to buy within walking distance of schools.

Hi all, the shopping center I am planning to purchase has a gas station and a marijuana dispensary as 2 of the 16 tenants. 

Renters’ insurance or homeowners’ insuranceHomeowners' association (HOA) feesRent (If you rent rather than own a home, instead of claiming mortgage and interest, you can claim rent as part of your home office deduction).Real estate taxesMortgage interestUtilities (Including water, sewer, electricity, security system monitoring, trash service, propane, natural gas, heating oil)Repairs and maintenance (snow removal, tree removal, repairs to home and or appliances, HVAC maintenance, carpet cleaning, maid service to clean the house, the cost of an electrician to install light bulbs or light fixtures, the cost of a plumber to repair a sink or remove roots from the sewer line)Converting from personal use to business useLet’s say you convert a spare bedroom for business purposes, all of the items purchased to furnish the new business office are 100% deductible.

Think about it this way, if gas only costed 20 cents more than the next station down the street, but added a lot more mileage, made your engine last longer, and had secure payment method, which one would you choose?