Pete is I have to go 150m into the Gulf to get into good deep water, but it's only about 50 -60 to get into good deep water from the Pensacola area.  

However water and gas are trickier for the property has central plumbing with two water heaters and a central boiler system for heating.

.$1.3K for new AC line set (punctured in second roof replacement)Roofers would have paid that$1.6 for a water heater$1.3 for a water heater$2K for a water heaterMy water heaters cost $400-$500 from home depot and $200 labor to install, again I use handyman vs plumber cost less.$1.7K for new water line from meter to houseHaven't had to do a water line.  

They have a real estate specific version and while it's $700 a month + $2k setup fee, it absolutely blows everything else out of the water as it's tailored specifically for real estate agents.Here's an article from realgeek about it: http://www.realgeeks.com/blog/infusionsoft-marketing-real-estate-agents/

BUT luck does hit if you keep your ores in the water, stay in the game. 

Don’t forget monthly electric costs to keep the recirculating pump on, and water costs to maintain proper water level.

The trucks broke all of the drainage pipes under the drive way, they are still able to allow water to flow but the edges of the pipes are sharp so if tire hit it the wrong way then it may put a hole in tire of a vehicle.

Stepping into these waters is already an intimidating process. 

What assets: real estate/land, buildings, water rights, licenses?

 But to be fair, besides people not being happy with those kinds of houses anymore, builders couldn't build them and make any money due to high costs of planning, permitting, sewer and water hook ups, electric hook ups, etc.Well, we do have this Tiny House fad right now, but can someone explain to me how these are any better than an old fashioned trailer?