From your questions it sounds like you will be moving into the house and living there year-round. Reading between the lines, your wife is in favor of it. Will you be changing jobs or will you stay at your present job? Adding 40 more miles both ways to your daily commute might be a bigger burden than paying for propane, cutting wood and stoking a wood furnace twice a day, or the drinking water. Will you be expected to eventually purchase the property from your in-laws?
If the house will be too much of a burden for you and your family, thank your in-laws for the offer and offer help them sell it. I wouldn't start making low-budget or illegal changes to the property that could reduce its resale value until you settle when it will be sold and to whom.
Gasoline prices are falling right now, the resort and vacation home market could benefit from that.
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