For example, the option might state it is valid only so long as the rent is always paid on time.

Still need to get expenses, but owner pays for gas, electric etc.

Is there any valid reason for changing the zoning to residential if it is not necessary for the intended use?

How should I send this to them that would prove I sent the earnest money making it a valid contract?

In addition, I would never buy a property if the landlord pays the utilities (especially gas and electric).

There is a new window AC unit and a gas fire place for heat.

Gas - minimum $1,0006.

This will affect the available credit portion of your score, if it happens, so use them to pay for your gas at least and pay off the entire balance each month.

As long as your title company approves the assignment, then you know it is a valid transaction.

I Live in the Midwest and have a few Rental Properties with older furnaces, I mean 4'x5' Beasts, that are gas guzzlers not to mention they may quit at any time.I've seen a lot of 10-15 year old Heil's, ComfortMaker's, Rudd's and other furnaces in classified ads for around $100 +/- that people have kept after updating their home (and being upsold by the furnace guy)I'm thinking about buying these up for inventory for the unforseen day when I need to replace an old beast with something half way decent.2 QUESTIONS:- What do you guys think about this thought?