(try a 50 pair fiber optics cable,,,or bigger)(and see how big of bill they send)

The fiber optic service costs me $50/mo for every 4-5 units, so I do see a high ROI per dollar spent but my biggest benefit is no more dealing with yet another hook-up of new cable/satellite or internet service.

No cable or fiber.

I don't necessarily "require" the exact same linens but after I explain to owners how much more its gonna cost them to launder their cheap Amazon micro fiber sheets because they have to be handled and treated completely differently than the other 1000 lbs of laundry for that day then they realize the math doesn't favor them.

I generally remove the carpet because it gets in the fibers and padding you just can’t remove it well enough.Great tip.

@Brian PlajerNear the water talk to some contractors but lifespan of materials is probably 50% or normal lifeNewer homes with fiber cement siding may last longer but everything and anything near a beach needs a lot of maintenance.

I use a coach, I am a coach and I believe in coaching with every fiber of being. 

The cheap cabinets you get form big box stores are fiber wood.

It's not a house that's likely to resell easily due to carbon fiber foundation repairs found to be adequate by an engineer's inspection, but renting it seems like a good prospect nevertheless. 

We recently rented an Airbnb cabin in Marshall (NC), very remote, 30' up a mountain, which had fiber optics with super solid internet.