Hey guys, does anyone have any experience with water disputes in their city?

Drowning in pool.

It's been gutted to the studs inside, has a new roof, and has a pool (needs work plus a possible expansion), with room for new commercial buildings to replace the ones that were demolished or for an expansion of the motel with either more rooms or a few condos for short-term rental.I'm considering selling a single-family home that I own outright in another state (Lake Havasu City, AZ) to finance this deal. 

There was recently a water intrusion event caused by a clogged drain outside which caused some hydrostatic pressure in the soil and some water came up through the slab, which the tenants promptly cleaned up and I ran a dehumidifier I rented from home depot for 24 hours.

Who should handle what as far as the land and the pool? 

Do I understand correctly that we cannot turn the electricity and water off, despite that it is under the owner name, not under tenant?

We are going to pool our money together and by the end of this year, we will have ~90k dollars to invest. 

If you are moving drain/water lines, call a plumber.

The checking was where rent deposits were made and month to month expenses such as water bills were paid.

However you need to remember if it takes 2 years to foreclose you will have about $3,000 in legal fees and 2 years worth of new taxes and water bills, and potentially fines, that you will have to catch up also.