@John UnderwoodIt’s not only STR but seeing it a lot in MFAnyone who got variable rates are hosed and are doing cash calls right now with investors or telling them they may be forced to sell and get 50 cents on the dollar.Some of these deals are kicking the van down the road as the expenses they are spending now even if they can refinance in several years is not going to make up the difference and possibly may eventually get to even but it will take a long time.

I am closing on my first property (4-Family) in 2 weeks on Hydraulic.

MAKE sure you regularly check the dryer vent hoses.. these will plug up faster than you realize and the better it runs the longer your dyer will last. 

I use a sump pump and 2 garden hoses to circulate the water through the coils of the heat exchanger. 

The water may be from a clogged condensate drain/evaporation system, or, water/icemaker line, especially if it is a plastic hose vs. soft copper.

They need to be able to reach it with 300 feet of hose. 

Heavy duty stuff that is inexpensive & basically just hose the place down in between tenants. 

Timber land is a very long play, easy to screw up without professional help on the front end planning, and easy to get hosed by a depressed market in the future.

I’d start with barring unforeseen circumstances in regards to your quote on the outlet (my preferred method since it allows for different brand EVa as well as high end air compressors,welders, etc.) you’re getting hosed. 

Then they can buy a male to female spigot converter (available on Amazon) and can use a hose to run water to the second unit (connecting it via the adapter to any spigot and opening the spigot valve).