If not, you may have insulation debris distributed throughout your home, which is bad for indoor air quality.

I had an HVAC tech put an indoor motor on an outdoor condenser.  

No indoor furniture on the front porch.

This is a general response, naming attributes, based on your post and what I would want personally:-Monitored, police response -motion sensors in appropriate areas-cameras both indoor (public areas)  & outdoors - motion activated, records to cloud, holds for minimum 48 hours, w/ audio capability-remote light switch control-remote alarm mode settings : on, off, at home-remote lock / unlock entrance-remote doorbell camera (service, delivery interaction)-temperature & flood sensors around appropiate areas-alert capability (various) set for your concerns-ample exterior motion dection led lighting, some solar powered lights that illuminate all night-phone app that you are comfortable usingThere are more attributes I would want but I'll stop here. 

Golf course, indoor pool, etc. 

@Ryan Perrone  digging a basement in the lowcountry usually results in an "indoor pool"  :-).  

Pump the tank and route the indoor plumbing to the main.

I know it has electricity, running water(well), indoor plumbing...everything your home would. 

Humidity.WHAT I LEARNED ABOUT MOLD: Mold will start to grow in any indoor environment where the humidity level is at or above 50% for an extended amount of time. 

Send me an inbox with this guys name that way i make sure i dont run into him wanting to do a job for me. i am fixing up a house right now, and the contractor im using is charging me about 4k for everything, All the framing, putting in doors, and sheetrock and texturing.