Also a couple years back I was trying to get my water fix that was running off a spring the people told me I couldn't use it anymore because it was surface water and they made me dig a well.

In addition, clearing the land exposes it to winds and removes the roots that hold up adjoining tree; in the winter storms, this could send a massive tree crashing down on my property, potentially destroying the cabin that I've spent the last year rehabbing with my own sweat equity.

You have a small percentage of porcelain tiles that are "through body" in which the color runs top to bottom, all the others are a glazed surface.

It would reduce my asking price a good bit to put butcher block counters instead of a solid surface.

Doing this will also surface problems like her fighting to stay.And she won’t be healthy and in control of her fate forever.

Not saying that's you, but if you have an area and only dig surface level, or don't understand what the percentiles are doing, yeah, for sure it's going to be "wrong". 

Are utility connections on the land or adjoining to ?

On the surface, of course the answer is yes, but like Chris alludes to - there has to be more to the story.

On the surface, their services and strategy sound great and are exactly what I'm looking for.

On the surface this seems attractive for 7 months of operation.Thoughts?