We just put in a new well, water pump, and electric panel.

Try to focus on properties that were built after 1960The reason for this is because the foundation of the property is likely made from poured in concrete or block construction.Poured in concrete is favorable because it allows for less water penetration into the basement.The mechanicals of the property are likely more in line with today's building code.

Pick your dilemma - tenant quits paying rent and squats in the house for 2 months while you spend $1,000 to evict them, the AC goes out and it's $5,000 to repair, you need a new water heater, or roof, etc.  

It has 4 power, water and septic hook ups already on the property.

Standard deal I see and they sell all day when there is one is .50-.75% deal. 

The guest slips on the water and falls breaking his/her arm.Thank you in advance and I apologize if I am asking a silly question. 

You should always fly down to the market you are investing in and set strong standards with everyone you plan to work with.

If the pasture has low spots or holds a lot of water a 1000lb horse can do a lot of damage. 

That being said, the last thing I want to do is install shower heads that don't put out enough water - thereby creating an annoyance for my tenants.It sounds like the current standard is for most shower heads to put out approx 2.5 GPM (gallons per minute).

Notably, we went the extra mile by granting you continued training access, a gesture exceeding standard procedures, especially when many clients pay for the entire training upfront.Following our agreed-upon resolution, a dispute was initiated with your bank, which prompted our efforts to re-establish contact.