Exchangers are less picky and won't freak out that they paid $300 a night and saw an ant on the table.

If the water table has dropped and you dont have the volume you are back to drilling deeper unless you can pump at a lower gpm and still meet usage requirements.If you can give me some feed back I can give you my 2 cents.

So now I am going to put one on the table for you to think about.

When the seller invites you into their house, instead of going write at the table to do your "presentation," ask for them to show you around. 

Just curious but 6 months from now give the guy a call back find out if a better deal is on the table . then let us know .

If it's not a deal when you buy it don't ever expect it to become a deal. if you can prove to a lender that you're the golden goose then I'm sure you could find one but if you don't have the experience to back it that is a lot of risk that they take on, so you need to bring something to the table.

If you locate the deal and have drive and competencies to bring to the table, it can be done @Christian Martinez .

Based on this study Table 3 shows a withdrawal rate of 4% seems to be pretty solid over all stated withdrawal periods with at least a 50% allocation to stocks.  

Some things I've thought up so far:county zoningcounty building permit processeasementswater table (there's no water/sewer/electric)But really, short of talking to the listing agent who I imagine is primarily motivated by sealing the deal, I'm not sure what sort of due diligence I should engage in.

I could also put it through my table saw for the very straight longitudinal cuts.I did the Lvg rm in 12mm laminate & that was a lot more work.here's a little b4 & after & we rented it IMMEDIATELY for $225/mo more plus all utilities.