It's hard wired in with fiber so I think the service will be very reliable, and if/when the tenants have connectivity issues they can call the town who provides the service along with electricity, water, sewer, and trash.

In addition to being a LL, I also raise sheep, shear, and process fiber on my little farm.  

To my surprise, there were plans for space ports, the multiversity in downtown Yuma, and the fiber optic network - the town is growing for sure! 

Siding Replacement (Fiber Cement) – average costs are $13,212 and the return on investment is 88.1% Deck Addition (Wood) – average costs are $10,347 and the return on investment is 85.4% Siding Replacement (Vinyl) – average costs are $9,910 and the return on investment is 83.2% Minor Kitchen Remodel – average costs are $21,185 and the return on investment is 83% Siding Replacement (Foam Backed Vinyl) – average costs are $12, 132 and the return on investment is 79.7% Windows (Vinyl) – average costs are $10,448 and the return on investment is 79.3% Windows (Wood) – average costs are $11,384 and the return on investment is 79.3% Bathroom Remodel – average costs are $15,789 and the return on investment is 78.3% Major Kitchen Remodel – average costs are $55,503 and the return on investment is 78.1% Deck Addition (Composite) – average costs are $15,039 and the return on investment is 77.6%Read more at Suite101: Home Improvements with Best Return on Looks like a lotta emphasis on outdoor curb appeal!

Whereas most of the inventory is standard 70 x 100 lots at 90k I have one project that will go online in about three weeks where the lots will sell from 175k to 250k and include a full fiber optic system and 100 mile western views.

Warren famously said he bought up as much Coca-Cola as he could because he realized that if they raised prices a single penny across the board, it would mean millions in additional profits - also because he predicts people will continue to drink Coke for a long time to come.So no, I don't invest in the stock market, but one type of company I might invest in today (or a couple months from now - lol) would be a company that produces fiber optic cable.

Any dirt and grit is simply pushed down into the carpet and ends up cutting the fibers over time.

If insulation grants are available, you may find it cheaper to tear off the siding, insulate and re-side with something from vinyl siding to shakes or fiber-cement boards.

If not, question how one can improve on them, without changing "the fiber of the deal"?

Not every issue is about legal, or not legal... in fact the issues that shape our character, that fiber people stand on and say- he / she is that 'kind' or 'type' of person... they have nothing to do with laws- they have everything to do with where we operate inside of the laws.