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Ask for historical demand at the meter if possible.Connectivity: Verify nearby fiber routes and whether a second carrier can provide diverse entry for redundancy.Cooling Strategy: Mix of DX/CRACs or in-row with hot aisle containment; these boxes can work well with compartmentalized rooms.

No rocket ship coming, especially in Florida. 

@Tylere Weaver just because you think your lease is, "battle tested", does NOT mean it complies with all federal, state & local statutes.Judges/courts typically ONLY look at the part of a lease that is applicable, plus betting your lease contains the standard, "joint & severable" language - meaning even if one part found to be "illegal" the rest of it remains enforceable.Also, there have been three federally required changes to ALL residential leases in the last 10 years - have you updated your lease for them?

Hopefully Norada will right the ship and start redeeming notes quicker than years from now .. 

They are likely to be disorganized and not run a tight ship.

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(We also have a propane fire table outside which sadly, has seen questionable choices to roast marshmallows which probably burned and smoked on the glass beads, etc.)You may not have this @Collin Hays where your cabin is, but one nice thing about the propane outside (not your question, I know) is that depending on the county fire restrictions (which we get when the fire danger is high), our guests have still been able to use both the grill and the fire table since they're contained and propane-fueled, which is not the case for charcoal or real wood.Who doesn't love a real fire- true.