I would do a little research and ask around in that area how deep other wells close by have gone, how has the water quality been etc..Now having said all that, you can drill a well and hit a good vein at 200 ft, and move 30 feet and miss that vein  completely and go 900 ft, however, I think it is an indicator of what you might be able to expect if you see what the folks around you have done for wells.

Spiders in the fall.Just let your guests know that bugs are part of being on the lake.

Opentech, Spider), and the gate hardware (no idea here).  

The property was on a well in an area where water can be hard to come by, but he hit a good vein and said he never ran out of water.

Spiders are unaffected by most insecticides anyway. 

Have a backup cash stash that is for emergency repairs, such as HVAC, roof damage, appliance failure.Have the cost of a couple of turns set aside--ready and waiting.You may possibly need "Pest Control", roaches, bedbugs, ants, spiders, etc... and have to pay for it on a regular basis (sometimes renters bring these friends with them when they move in). 

@Ned Cavasian I suggest going with a light laminate that is flecked or softly veined, since these would really go well with your white cabinets and will also help your kitchen look big and light.

Unfortunately I don't have Blackrock's Aladdin or my own crystal ball to tell you where that vein of gold is to mine. 

You need the information on the tags - usually in the water heater closet or somewhere low in the rear and a pain to sweep the spiders off first.

My favorite podcaster in this vein is Paula Pant (Afford Anything), who is intellectually honest in that she's not really "retired" so much as not working a job she doesn't enjoy.