Submettering is an very viable option($$ knob and tube(1961 construction) ) and there is 1 water heater per building(3 building=14 units)(individual AC units).

The water activities are specatular. 

The jacuzzi itself isn't being touched and the only plumbing is adding the water line up to the new shower head.

At our second house, after we left Schultz was trying to charge us because we acted to  shut off the water so that their leaking pipes and leaking washer hookup didn’t flood the house.

We installed an interior French drain system in the basement, because we knew that the neighborhood is prone to water intrusion.

The rain refresh has the new technology feature where water and dirt sort of just fall off of it, making it self cleaning for the most part. 

No water bill, taxes would drop 75%, and no more mortgage.

With it being a HUD home, I'm told they won't turn the water on till an offer has been accepted?

Hey @Jay Ritchie - From our experience here in Chicago, we typically see new water/sewer lines range in cost from $16-24k depending on the depth of the trench, distance from the street to house, and just different contractors.What area of the city are you in?

I'm also wondering if anybody knows the costs and rules for bringing in water and power to a piece of land in these areas, I know it's different for each property but is there any possible way to get estimates on bringing in water and power to a piece of land I want to purchase before actually buying the property so I can create a general budget for buikding a home.