Use your $140K HELOC funds for reserves, working capital and repairs - keep that powder dry as much as you can. 

My LLC with my partner is cut and dry.

Supply may increase due to the pandemic dooming the overleveraged and AirBnBs, but financing could also dry up and interest rates could bump up as well.

The house is fully gutted and looks about ready to start hanging some dry wall.

It's a designation and NAR partners with affiliates to suck agents dry selling all kinds of do dads their first couple of years in the business.

There are a lot of articles out there that AirBNB bookings have dried up.

Settling, rot, and termites are my main worry with older homes.

The city will do a manual reading today and I'll drive down there tonight and see what's going on (though I've been there a few times already and there are no obvious signs of leak).Another contractor did some basic dry walling, painting, and yard work to make ready for sale but I can't imagine that had anything to do with anything.A few questions to anyone who's been in this situation:- What are some possible explanations for this insane water bill on a 1700 sqft SFH?

Although the climate is dry paint and wood can create dry rot and upkeep as you stated is a pain.

Henderson most certainly has no beaches, but it has 90 degree dry heat and pools and the Strip along with zero state income taxes.