@Courtney Duong Basically you are saying, "I will pay x price for this home, but if the seller receives another offer that's higher than mine, I'm willing to increase my offer to y price." 

@Alex Uman I’m willing to invest for the long haul.

It's more of a mesh topology which means a lot of nodes with short-haul transmission and lower power requirements.  

I am in this for the long haul and I understand that your network is one of the most important pieces to help attain any REI goals.Any who, I hope this finds you well.

@Rik PatelGuessing he doesn't want to pick up a really heavy pipe, load it into his truck, haul it to the dump, etc.

I've looked at Avail, it promotes Lemonade and their own credit boosting program.I've looked at Rent Redi, it promotes U-Haul and their own rental insuranceI've looked at Cozy but now it's all in Apartments.com and I kept getting errors while trying to test it.I am willing to pay for it.

I've toyed w/ this idea (namely me and my husband were thinking there's likely some hotel to buy due to COVID) where you could do something like this.

Couldn't you buy an SUV and tow a $600 trailer for the rare occasion that you need to haul stuff around?

Those are not negligible costs, especially if the site required retaining walls or hauling dirt in/out. 

There is usually a warranty (tenants break things) and free delivery, installation and haul away of the old appliance. new appliances are so cheap these days that I don't buy a used one -- especially not from craigslist where it could break shortly after purchase (no reviews on who is selling it) and then it's a hefty fee to get someone out to fix it. repairman are expensive these days whereas appliacnes are becoming more affordable.