This is a business, if he owned a gas station he can not sell gas at $0.89 a gallon just to keep old customers happy.

Here's my question: Can I have a stipulation that I will buy the land if there is more than X gallons per minute when a well is dug?

There is a chart available to convert the inches into gallons . since you had nothing spelled out in the lease , its on your dime 

The dehumidifier(s) suck out gallons of water, and in this situation, faster is better.

Stop the flow and dump into tub or sink if it takes a little more than 5 gallons.  

He did shut the water down to prevent further damage.We rush there, open up the ceiling, drain all the water (collected good couple of gallons), make three holes (big enough to stick a head and look around) but find no source of leakage!

I think he said he used 5-6 gallons of paint.I don't want to just nickle and dime him.

Water rate had stayed the same per gallon usage for awhile.

The cost was well under two - three thousand and included one fifteen gallon tree, (judging by size), some outdoor tile that both edged the grass, and created planting beds outside the grass area, bedding plants, and sod.

At first glance, the asking price is roughly double what we can get here in Waterville Maine with the same rents ($575-$700 typical heated 2 BR, tenant pays electric) - I see it's Austin though...here we need about 1,800 gallons of oil for a fairly well sealed 4 plex (2BRs).