Very cool!  

Hey @Max Kulishov, it's not a bad idea - I've done remodels on almost every place I've lived in, and the cool thing is you get to enjoy the renovations, you might have to do some minor repairs prior to moving out but nothing like doing a huge remodel + you can slowly renovate at your own pace rather than having to invest large amounts of money at once. 

It was more to have another cool place to vacation and let it pay for itself and appreciate.I never plan on selling either property.If I see a great deal on a beach house that will be next.

Not going to visit there.Columbus looks cool to visit.

The rain refresh has the new technology feature where water and dirt sort of just fall off of it, making it self cleaning for the most part. 

Tenants send a maintenance request through the software; it's really cool because tenants can send pictures and videos.

No water bill, taxes would drop 75%, and no more mortgage.

With it being a HUD home, I'm told they won't turn the water on till an offer has been accepted?

BUT luck does hit if you keep your ores in the water, stay in the game. 

Hey @Jay Ritchie - From our experience here in Chicago, we typically see new water/sewer lines range in cost from $16-24k depending on the depth of the trench, distance from the street to house, and just different contractors.What area of the city are you in?