If the seller (bank) doesn't require you to use their property management company you can call around and find your own company that will de-winterize it for you quicker and may cost you $100 or so since they will then have to winterized the property again once inspections are complete.  

It's in a small high end subdivision on a new cul-de-sac that's already paved, but there are about 10 new lots and none are built on yet in that section.

Some of this is state-specific, and there are such things as "prescribed" easements, where it becomes one de facto because it's been there so long, but beyond that, running a utility system I can recount a number of times where this has been an issue, and the property owner dug up the connection at the property line, capped it, and told the neighbor to pound sand.

John De La Garza I’m not sure what your question is but I have vacation rentals in pigeon forge/Gatlinburg that I self manage.

Good initiative Jorge De Jesus , I run on Saturday mornings at 6:30 and will be interested in coming.

Originally posted by Annelise Amante De-la Vida:Thank you all for the detailed advice.

Anything Fuente or Partagas pre 1995, newer cigars: La Aroma de Cuba is a good smoke for the moneylately though I prefer an English blend in the briar

Hello everyone,I'm a young fresh realtor out of Middletown, DE doin big things with big dreams.

@Colby Meeder @Javier De la Rosa100% following Javier's advise here. 

Eventually will want to expand that to another property either in DE, NM, AZ or TX.