@Julie Dunning I don’t know exactly how this works, as I have limited experience with wells, but I saw a discussion somewhere that someone had their well filled by a water delivery company.  

Here's a link: https://www.fairhousingnc.org/newsletter/occupancy-policies-and-the-fair-housing-act-how-many-is-too-many/#:~:text=A%20family%20of%20five%20applies,in%20a%20two%2Dbedroom%20unit.While it's understandable that property owners are concerned and nervous about the property "babies", are any of you telling doctors how to do their job in the delivery room?

The delivery and being nice and professional hopefully can smooth it over.

Funny that you mention pizza delivery - that's the main job I have.

The remaining owner was a sweet, elderly lady who made sure the doors were locked, deliveries made it to the appropriate people and that unauthorized cars were not in the rear parking lot after the rear gate was broken by a previous tenant.

Oh and the Delivery boys were great also No this is not a paid ad:)

For appliances, Home Depot has the same thing happening for deliveries.

As long as the delivery folks can still have access to drop off packages/mail.

Of course, by the time you are looking early next year, delivery service might be in much better shape ...

I specified three reasons why: (i) for the pre-vacancy walk-through, he didn't notify me of my right to a pre-vacancy walk-through via hand delivery or mail; (ii) for the list of deductions, he didn't send it via mail or hand delivery and he didn't provide receipts or any other documentation; (iii) for the carpet, he had not established that the carpet had any remaining useful life and therefore failed to show it had any replacement value.