Is the property in an area with any known soils issues (liguefiable soils, expansive clay, etc.)?

A vacation (seriously no electronics in tow) might not hurt either but donating a thousand bucks here and there to some charities; purchase some school supplies, tablets for a low income school in your market; start a non-profit organization of your own.

Website design is a special skill, and while the wording is important, the layout, links, segregation of the information (contact us, about us, specific content for which the site was intended) and then the new kink of supporting mobile devices (requires unique layout for phones vs tablets vs desktops) - - you should see - - is not a trivial task.A website needs:you need to buy a domain nameyou need a hosting solution (where will the site be located physically and who supplies the hardware and web server)the webpagesand then keeping the site current

I havent heard of one in WI that requires more frequent pumping. yes no disposal, and advisable to have a filter on the washing machine discharge as well, and good idea to have them drop enzyme tabs monthly as well, but in all honesty, a good working system will work  20-40 years (average life expectancy) or longer with out any issues. around here a 3 bedroom system replacement (tank and drain field) runs around $5-$6K but a mound with clay soil can easily exceed $20K so lots of variables. 

Wells around here are another story, I'd say 3/4 of the well water in the capital region has either sulfur, clay, methane, or a combination of those 3 which are very costly and difficult to treat, and also there are lots of areas that have wells 1500' deep and still can't get 1 gal per minute supply.  

With clay and cast iron pipe the sections of pipe are quite rigid.  

F  Mining - NEW mining for Lithium via Nevada Clay!!   

One tactic we've found from the agents/brokers we work with in the area, especially on higher priced homes: we've bought a significant number of tablets. 

Elgin is in an area that may have expansive clay.  

I'm late to the game in this post, but having grown up in Texas, I decided not to invest there because: 1) it has some of the highest property taxes in the country 2) it has some of the highest closing costs in the country 3) it has issues with cracked foundations due to the composition of the Texas clay 4) comparing it with other cash-flow markets, you get more bang for your buck elsewhere - Texas is better for appreciation compared to them 5) if you use an llc you get hit with business taxes on that, as opposed to no state income  taxes holding in your own name.