So they hedge up on rates and LLPA/GSE fee's so that the banks have to charge higher rates.This is all politics and unfortunately this new party is hammering Gas prices, Interest rates, food costs, etc... 

, and monthly gas is >$200/month and water >$275/month. 

In addition, gas shortages (which now could be called “supply chain issues”) also contributed to rising prices.

If its a mix between landlord and tenant payment, who would pay for each of the individual utility costs (between water, electric, gas, garbage, lawn and sewer) If all of these are to be paid for by the landlord, approx. how much should i calculate for each of these costs?

That's all.

Disclaimer: I am not a CPA and this is not tax advice, you should consult your own professional licensed CPA for this type of advice.Based on my personal experience, your travel costs to and from TX including food, rental car, gas, hotel, air travel, etc. are all costs of doing business and deductible.

This winter, I have seen gas prices double from the previous year and being in the Midwest, it gets cold.

One is gas and one is electric so the price differs on both.

Will you need to install a gas line or will it be electric stove and will a fridge be included?

Are you going to start paying for his gas next?