., and get Starlink Internet service and sometimes have better internet than in town on a DSL line. 

Do some internet research, see if the owner lives in another house in the county, etc.

There was not much at all that I could find on the internet about it but what I did get was that a bonded lease agreement is where the tenant pays for all those expenses that the landlord would normally pay for in exchange for a long term lease.

Hi Ronald, we do have power but have not setup internet access at any of the locations yet.

We know what everyone wants: coffee, internet, cleanliness, etc.

I know the tenant pays for the internet & cable but what about gas, electricity, water/sewer, & trash?

The lease/option is up soon and we are going to try to get the seller to seller finance, but have not started the conversations yet.My idea was to build 2 lofts on top of the retail space to make into short term rentals because our city is getting a Hard Rock Casino and her shop is on the main drag between the historic downtown and where the casino is being built.  

On the internet.

I was in the same boat as you at one point. what I Did when I was 16 was save up as much money as I could first, try not to touch it,<--- (The most important thing in the early process)  you can get a Secured Credit Card Right now at 16 (Check Capital one's website) That's where you got the best chances most likely, Don't put any big bills in your name like any That could screw you over just get ones you know you can afford to pay until you open your actual Credit Card (Utilities, Internet, etc) Because If a payment is missed or it doesn't get paid you will regret it trust me lol, just stick to the casual Phone bill, Netflix bill, things like that.P.s.

Ask a financial advisor and your tax preparer and not random people on the internet.