Broke right at the sharkbite connector..which leads me to believe this happened to the previous owner as well.shameless plug.. but the systems work..so i hope i can help someone on here..http://www.greencanarymonitoring.com/residential-monitors/I have the wsg30 system..have water detection setup in the basement, sinks and obviously the garage.

They are already frozen, or will be fine.At this point monitor them closely.

Are there issues with sewer, underground power or other infrastructure that requires tearing up the lot?

To do it they would have to have people and processes monitoring for it and looking for it.

The Dept. of Consumer Affairs had to step in and set forth regulations and monitor certain criteria.

I would make sure your cash flow will be reliable enough in the future to support holding a rental forever.In my market, at that price, I'd be satisfied with a 1+% rent-to-price ratio, assuming that key infrastructure (roof, structure, HVAC, etc) was on the front end of its life.I'm about to send over an offer of $57,500 on a $750/mo property.

Infrastructure is usually there.

We plan to vacay and scout out the area for our own future rental property.I would think a good property management is key too, if it's a few hours away.Or at least an infrastructure to "clean"/ inspect between visits.I have seen many different contracts. some just a page, some a novel.I have seen relaxed landlording based on the honor system.I have seen strict landlording with RULES and REGULATIONS.I have been in homes, where stuff broke and they were able to fix it right away...that is my biggest issue b/c this lake is 2+ hours awayOne vacay home had a local residence to help monitor their guests (us)

Also, I can't see a way to monitor a topic or pop a thread out to a web page to access other features like monitor.

If you're looking into existing mobile home lots with the infrastructure already in place, it may be more cost effective.