They are going to be supplements to other steams of income in my retirement.  

There seems to be a lot of discussion about an insurability vacuum looming and gaining steam, which would devastate the housing market since affordability and loanability would get hit. 

I live in Terrell (near the steam station).

I just sold some land I own that, while doing their do Dillinger the buyer and I discovered an unknown under ground steam that was flooding a large portion of the property rendering over half the property unbuildable, with a very costly remedial procedure.

Our realtor has mentioned that this is the worst iteration of the seller's market in her many years of experience in the area, and while we want to be hopeful that it will regain steam, we are worried that we'll be left paying a mortgage for a home that holds a good bit of our capital. 

I just finished a pool cabin 4 bedroom 6 bathrooms . 4200 sq feet in gatlinburg with theatre , sauna , steam shower arcade indoor heated pool.

Carpet cleaner stated that carpet was so deeply soiled that it would not be able to be removed by steam cleaning.

Carpet cleaner stated that carpet was so deeply soiled, stains could not be removed with a steam cleaner.

So rugs, if it had stained before you moved in, you're expected to just vacuum, not steam clean old stains. 

Also provide very good high speed so people can steam.