I feel like I'm a fish out of water here a bit.

Steadily said, "we don't insure in the Puget Sound area because of being close to water" Seriously... are they worried about hurricanes in the Puget Sound. 

We leave a bottle of water per guest & a little treat bag.

No heat, no water, no power are NOT immediate emergencies.So, our emergency system allows caller to leave a vm, which is transcribed to text and sent to whomever is on call.

And better than an actual beachbecause the water seems much cleaner, much better looking and you have more control.

They're emails don't really suffice (watered down info) as they hide accountability and only seem to be prefer an aggressive approach (from scaling their operations too quickly to form an OpCo during the trough of the economic cycle) to now going after their lenders.

Plumbing: You will almost certainly need to connect all drains to the sewer and bring in water lines.7.

E.g. what is the RUL (remaining useful life) left on the roof, HVAC, water heaters, etc...In general, I use 3% for maintenance and 3-5% for capEx.

After every big storm on Long Island, I see the same issue—homes that look dry but aren’t. A recent case showed 78% indoor humidity and wall studs at 25% moisture content. Six days of controlled drying (dehumidifiers ...

I’m based in Oxford, MS, and have been watching a property over in Water Valley that just had a pretty big price drop — it was listed at $110k and is now down to $79k.