@Brynn RaberThere are more variables than an internet forum and a response to you your basic note can cover in a meaningful way.  

., depending on the jurisdiction, and some areas might consider cable TV an Internet as utilities.We once looked at getting solar for our residence, but since we generally don't use much electricity, it didn't look very attractive.

As long as it fits in w/ the original home I'd wager it would increase the value of the property, even if its visible from the street.

Castrovinci’s rent was $1,000 a month through March 31, and that included up to $400 in utilities and internet and cable television service, according to his lease.

I’ve seen it happen...Anyway, there’s some great resources on the internet that show the amazing numbers you can earn on STR down south.

The biggest challenge is just being able to pick up the phone and call someone, instead I have to rely on internet calling options but it's still not that big of an issue.

PS: We are guessing it might be the buyer's agent who dropped the ball with being on vacation for one week without the internet and forwarded the tenant info late.  

The internet is full of well meaning individuals trying to be helpful and spreading incorrect or inaccurate information.  

I have also been looking at the Las Vegas area, and there seems to be some good deals at least on what I can find on the internet.

With the internet these days, a company can look and sound big but could be a scam operation out of someone's basement.