@Eduardo AguilarThanks for the info I will dig a little deeper into this.

He would have to dig a well and set up a septic system on the lots.

Told it was our fault and they were within their rights to kill the water line without notifying the owner & make us dig a brand new water line at our expense. 

Now a days in our market here for new construction they got away from draining to the street. ( save the Salmon) and so now we have to do on site containment.. this includes gutters to the downspouts that then tie into a line that takes the water to either an above ground rain garden. ( IE concrete box with plants that thrive in the wet. ) or like in my project in Canby OR  to the back yard were we have to dig a little mini drain field like you would  a septic system.. so water all drains from the roof to this little drain field in the back yard.. 

I'll dig a little deeper into a specific market/area. 

It would be helpful to dig a little deeper.

Milken Institute's Annual Ranking of Best Performing CitiesLocal Market MonitorFFEIC.govcensus.govERBISome of these you may have to dig a bit deeper and some you may have to pay for.

You would need to dig a hole and pour concrete to get a solid base to set them on, not the dirt like the existing ones. 

The second company opted to repair the cracks and then dig a ditch along the problem exterior wall and put in a membrane from a few inches below the foundation to a few inches above the sidewalk, effectively raising the top of the foundation (to water). 

But there are still a bunch of mismanaged properties or properties that just need some light cosmetic work to jump the rents up, you just have to dig a little more than before.