Being relatively new landlords (nowadays I'd say "see you when the sun comes up") I dragged Bill out of bed...in January...in a cold winter rain (we're in Georgia) to go trooping over to the house to be able to do...absolutely nothing in regards to a plumbing leak except shut the hot water heater down and turn the water off at the street (tenants were "worried" their water bill would be sky high from a leak) and leave five gallons of water for the tenants (which they never used).  

The septic system was inspected and is in perfect working condition, the only thing is is that it is a 750 gallon system that has been grandfathered into the new requirements of 1000 gallon systems for 3 bed, 2 baths.

The septic system was inspected and is in perfect working condition, the only thing is is that it is a 750 gallon system that has been grandfathered into the new requirements of 1000 gallon systems for 3 bed, 2 baths.

The septic system was inspected and is in perfect working condition, the only thing is is that it is a 750 gallon system that has been grandfathered into the new requirements of 1000 gallon systems for 3 bed, 2 baths.

We may add the water heaters sooner just to make life a bit more comfortable for the current tenants- so far no complaints about hot water with the 80 gallon tank in place for the 4 adults living there.  

I was able to purchase a 50-gallon water heater for just $1 more than a 40-gallon one due to a sale so I went for it.+ Today the leaves and yard debris is being picked up.Still so much to do! 

Air mattresses and 5 gallon buckets are a cheap solution.Then for the staging in the living room, I would pull the chairs and couch facing one another so it seems to be more of a conversation area.

I use 6-year, 40 gallon hot water heaters.  

Different Gallon per minute or gallon per hour options are are available.

Curious of a rough cost per 5 gallon bucket and the amount of coverage.