Even wholesaling involves direct mail campaigns, gas to drive around, etc. 

Utilities that are traditionally paid for by tenants like gas and electric, I would not put into my name for them.  

If they unit is vacant and they pay Water, Electrical and Gas..

She is an account manager and I manage a safety consulting firm in the oil & gas industry.Our primary focus is going to be residential property for now, although, our first investment was commercial / residential.  

Also, try hard to find some way to shift gas heat and water to your tenants.

Nonetheless, both Toronto and Calgary are excellent places to live.Having also worked in oil and gas in corporate Calgary, I can safely tell you that Calgary is, slowly, weaning itself away from oil and gas (the process is excruciatingly slow).

The utilities would be paid by the tenants (split 3 ways), but my estimate for utilities is $150-300 (water/gas /electric).  

Any restaurants, liquor stores, gas stations, etc. before the edges of town might be worth a little effort as well.  

She seems to have no concept at all of business.https://www.sfchronicle.com/politics/article/SF-landlords-attempts-to-pass-some-charges-on-12422939.php"she received another notice, this one informing her that her rent, which had risen just $113 — to $543 — since 1998, would rise 31 percent to $714"Rubio said she feels like she is being forced to effectively help her landlord make its mortgage payments, “like I’m paying someone else’s credit card bill.”When it comes to the Powell Street building where Rubio lives, Alex Clemens, a Veritas spokesman, pointed to a number of “major improvements” the company has made to the property since purchasing it, including a new roof, renovated common areas, and ongoing upgrades to the building’s electrical and gas systems.

Hi BP members,How would house owners be responsible for water/electricity/gas utilities during tenants changing in KCMO?