We removed it, and when with 2 propane heaters (one for the basement and one for the cabin).Some other things to think about:- Hammock- Bug spray- Boot tray for shoes- Snow shovels- Coffee and condiments for when they are snowed in and can't get out- Fly swatter for summer- If no internet service, then consider getting Starlink. 

Our SRPD has no section in it which specifically asks if the seller has knowledge there was past fire damage (unlike for mold) to the property, however, the buyer's inspection revealed burned wood that had been sprayed in the attic.

I then sprayed foam around every junction box and other penetration.

My pest control company sprayed this mold in my crawlspace last year with a mold killer last year, but I'm not happy with the results.

We sprayed the wood that was damaged with a combination of bleach and multipurpose cleaner - not sure if that got rid of it or just masked the smell enough...

The best system will include today, soaker hoses to water foundation, not just spray heads.If there is no sprinkler, I would think it is not easy or cheap to hire someone to water. 

Bring a can of white spray paint with you if you feel the need to touch it up though unless you have exactly the same shade, it will leave marks.Evaluate each request on its own merit and decide if it needs to be done or if it can wait.

Does the spray can blend well with the rolled on product if there is a water stain to be covered?

But if you allow tenants to have pets it is not maintenance free and needs to be cleaned/sprayed down etc.

Maybe someone to spray.