There are so many rentals in the area, probably on shared wells, so those people have either decided the STR use is okay or they are comfortable risking it.My intuition is that any actual disagreement over water usage could be handled with the other owner; but the risk would be if the other owner just doesn't like the STR and wants to use the well agreement as a reason to demand it be shut down.Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

So, if you're looking to email your investor clients to try and raise funds, I'll have to warn you that it could very easily get your account shut down almost instantly with Mailchimp. 

If not long they could get future claims to mount up on a warranty if any and shut the company down and restart under another name.

Eric Spofford's company tried to buy a property from me with an LLC that was shut down by the state months earlier.

Banks can shut down an equity line at a whim, so there is a strong risk there.

When adversity arises, its very easy to shut down, stop communicating and toss around legal threats.

A lot of STR investors prefer to sell off-market so they don't have to shut off business during tours, and I'm lucky to get access to a large majority of those deals in CO.

What if you have a bunch of money in Bitcoins and North Korea sets off a nuclear bomb that takes out satellites and shuts down all communication, computers, etc. then Bitcoins aren't going to be too accessible will they?  

I have yet to see code violations, water shut offs, and fire damaged properties. 

Though I've had a lot of doors shut and people hanging up from cold calls, it's helped refine the way I approach people.