Timeframe, legal considerations, and best practices going forward of course vary by jurisdiction.You can't count on believing that the family member doesn't already have utilities under their name or similar arrangement that will keep the power on for them.

This way, we can reimburse them for the power we use each month.Please let me know what the best and/or easiest way to handle this would be.Thank you.https://www.amazon.com/DAE-DEM730P-Electric-Submeter-Interna...https://www.amazon.com/Pass-through-Rail-Volts-energy-meter/...

I would say yes because it ultimately effects the borrowers DTI which raises or lowers their purchasing power 

Unfortunately, the reality has been a cascade of disappointments, with the primary offender being the shockingly inadequate battery life.The promise of efficient power management proved hollow, as all 28 locks consistently suffered from rapid battery drain.

Here's the rub: the property does not have power in all areas, and some spots are out of Wi-Fi range.

So I understand correctly you want to take a piece of land and develop it with mhp infrastructure (water, power, sewer and roads) then build tiny homes to sell to tenants who will then pay you lot space rent for the home. 

@Kiran NathaniInvesting in real estate can be a powerful way to earn money and gain financial freedom.

The biggest hurdles, obstacles, and challenges in life that limit your belief and mental structure in no particular order:1)Thinking where you start is where you finish.2)People resting or stopping in the middle, not at the end. 3)Prioritizing instant gratification rather than delayed gratification4)The controversial mark twain  quote or not quote--It ain't what you don't know that gets you in trouble, it's what you know that ain't so.5) The lack of an ability to move on.6) Not appreciating the power of delegation.There's probably 2-3 others I am missing, but over time these have rang so true in any instance I have faced in life.

I have written before about the pitfalls of cost segregation, for example here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/831924-beware... and here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/1075919-five-...While cost segregation is an excellent and powerful strategy when used correctly and under the right circumstances, it is certainly not some master key that unlocks all doors all the time.

I don't know my buying power yet but I already have one house that's been rented out for a few years now.