Then waiting on the Electric company to source a meter box, they can't find one for sale in Texas or anywhere. 

I am licensed for 8 specialty trades and am licenses as a general engineer and my company does underground utilities for hotels and cities for underground utilities e.g. water mains, sewer, gas, electric and storm capture systems.

Look in to mini splits as they as the 110v units often require no electric upgrades nor duct work

I would convert to LP before I convert to an electric furnace due to high electric costs near me even if the tenants are responsible?

Do they come with the needed inspections like frame, roof, electrical, plumbing, etc or this is something that the tenant needs to get done?

My location is in a very rural county with no zoning and we were able to use an RV electric service and an existing well and septic. 

I bought them space heaters recently because the baseboard electric heaters aren’t efficient and don’t seem to provide much heat.

General Contrators, Inspectors, Plumping, Electric, Foundation, etc.

Circuit board equipment (electro-mechanical and electronic vs. mechanical).Aside from the more complicated (expensive) for repairs aspect, there is the surge protection issue to deal with.So with the selection of mechanical controlled Washers, Dryers, Stoves, Refrigerators, ect… on the market dwindling, and getting replaced by circuit board type appliances I was wondering if you are doing anything to protect (your investment in) major electronic appliances from electrical surges.Whole house protectors, surge strips, surge breakers in the box?

Age and condition of roof or electrical service age.