@Nick R. if you do add it as an option for quests make sure you add additional sign off paperwork that makes you not liable for the safety of the horses or anyone who comes in contact with the horses.The other option is to rent the barns and additional land out to local horse enthusiasts.

A lot of sophisticated buyers who are interested in safety deem those markets to be safer, and as such more valuable. 

A victim of domestic violence or sexual assault must submit a copy of a safety plan with the notice to terminate.

I tend to approach this with the standard personal finance rule: build a 6 month safety net.

The seller also conceded almost $5000 in repairs after the inspections due to some undisclosed safety issues with the electrical and plumbing.

I have aligned myself with some important organizations like a third party inspection company to ensure the safety of the houses, and the Tiny Home Industry Association.

Lastly, what does the immediate area look like in terms of traffic counts, population growth, and (just as importantly) egress, ingress, and safety.

Lots of people are renting with razor thin profit.

His suggestion for safety: rewire the whole house to the tune of $12k-15k (and that’s not including the work then needed to be completed in the report). 

His suggestion for safety: rewire the whole house to the tune of $12k-15k (and that’s not including the work then needed to be completed in the report).