Quote from @Zachary Luchs: I am merely just testing the waters to see where everyone is investing.

Will they respect their obligations when they move out or will they stick you with a large bill for unpaid water bills, damages beyond the deposit and extraordinary cleanup expenses?  

He put in a hot water heater, painted the upstairs walls white, put black shutters on the house, painted the deck grey, and painted the front door red.

So one of the properties I own gets it water from a community well.

The things we resist will persist. 

I’m currently in a duplex that I house hack and the tenant’s rent covers my property taxes, my water and sewer bills, and almost all maintenance costs.

I remember when I completed my first ground-up new construction here in Chicago - FELT AMAZING to finish.Our biggest lessons learned were around getting the water service done early on because of our harsh winters and making sure we keep our designer in check! 

**Basement Water Damage:** The walls in the basement are wet up to 15 inches, and it appears that water is seeping in from the ground.3.

If you pour a concrete slab here in Tampa, Florida, it will raise your Property Taxes because it is not "permeable" for water drainage.

I also put in exclusions for the water heater and furnace so that they are responsible for those.What type of language will make the AS-IS language stick and make it very clear that they are required to maintain the heating and water systems?