If that's too bold of a thing to do, there is usually a master breaker in the outside meter box. 

So I’m waiting to hear from the broker with a quote and read everyhing including the fine print . 

So that blue print that you do have going... use that.. come up with your plan.. and I wish you all the prosperity in the world.

I'm debating weather or not I should include a picture of the subject property printed on the letter.

So make it functional, paint it museum white, stage it with Kandinsky prints and a copy of Duchamp's Nude Descending a Staircase over the staircase, do the cabinets in marine plywood with horizontal-running bookmatched walnut veneer, you're good to go. 

It may be worth it if you can get some fake money the Fed prints out of thin air to offset the cost.Oh one last thing, from a practical standpoint, you have to let the water run for a few seconds before the water will be hot due to the distance from the heater to the faucet.

No hidden fees or small print!

You can use the form on the back of the “Notice of Appraised Value” that you received from the appraisal district, since it already has your account information printed on it.

I would suggest going on MN Atty Generals site and looking up Landlord & Tenant Rights and Responsibilities, and leaving that whole thing when visit but a t minimum having a print-out of the portion related to the actions your doing. 

Print out comparable properties on Zillow and hand them out when you 'request'  a higher rent amount.