You need to allocate the necessary capital to fix such a problem (typically around $15,000 or so) and to make sure that you have sufficient room on the property to drill on.It's also possible that there could be laws that dictate where on the property you can drill if you have to replace the well, such as setbacks, etc.The bottom line is that you simply want to make sure that you are 100% aware of the state, county and city laws so that you never risk being in a position where you can't provide water to your customers.

In normal person language, this means the IRS lets you accelerate deprecation on things like cabinets, appliances, carpet, light fixtures, and other parts of the building.

It doesn't have to be a custom design.

Walk through the dining room into the brand new kitchen featuring all new white shaker cabinets, quartz counters, SS appliances, tile backsplash and a large island.

I don't get a lot of 5, 6, or 7 night stays, but for the few I do, I now make more on those than I would have with my old pricing.Honestly I think the whole cleaning fee concept is dumb - and customers hate it.

You can win sometimes on arguments of unconscionability, durress or unequal bargaining power if the managing body won't make a decision on its right of first refusal, but otherwise you usually have to play ball.I work mostly in DuPage and Kane Counties, so your mileage may vary if you're buying Will County or Winnebago County properties, simply due to local custom. 

I guess the burning issue i had was customer service!!

The cabinets are off white with a beige counter top.  

It should also allow for specific re-design, like placement of kitchen cabinets, fixtures, etc.

Target brands who will have their potential customers at your fashion show.