Get in touch if you want to grab a cup of coffee and discuss the market.good luckvictor

Switches and light fixtures would also need pigtails.

Absolutely. for dog pee--Pull up the carpet, pour it out 1-2 of cups kilz at a time, use a roller on a long pole, bare feet or flip-flops.

Chlorinating the well and plumbing system (recirculate with a hose form spigot back into top of well) with a cup of "clorox" for a few hours then pumping it out and retesting after 2 weeks to ensure the treatment was effective is the correct approach.

"Buy you a cup of coffee to pick your brain".There is a husband and wife in my area who were given bad advice by a so called "guru" & it put them in bad financial shape.

Not everyone's cup of tea.

I pulled this off the Ohio Landlord Tenant laws...State Code 5321.04 Landlord Obligations Section 4 "Maintain in good and safe working order and condition all electrical, plumbing, sanitary, heating, ventilating, and air conditioning fixtures and appliances, and elevators, supplied or required to be supplied by the landlord"

Tenant agrees to take due precaution against freezing water or waste pipes and stoppage of same in and about said premises.This includes, but is not limited to disconnecting all garden hoses from outdoor faucets prior to freezing weather and opening cabinets under fixtures that are adjacent to outside walls to allow warm air circulation near water and waste pipes.If water or waste pipes are frozen Tenant will notify Landlord immediately and in writing.If Tenant did not take due precaution to prevent the freezing and/or fails to notify Landlord of a problem in a timely manner, Tenant will be held liable for all damage caused thereby.

So you know the electric while being separately metered but there are some "shared" electric (and water).Does the property have other shared electric fixtures?

All the water valves would need to be turned off to all water fixtures - faucets, toilets, etc.