Looks like we can charge RUBS and Sub-meter water, then only sub-meter gas & electric.  

You don't have to do full boarding you can simply provide the stables and water.

If the land doesn’t already have access to water and sewer, that could significantly increase your setup cost.At the end of the day, if you’ve done the math, your revenue and expense projections make sense, and you’re comfortable with the risk—then why not?

Most tubs in that range are plug and play which are a nightmare to heat up after changing water. 

Many of the higher-paying jobs are tied to the water access.

That’s with 3 pool pumps and a electric car. 

In RI, if there's only one meter, the landlord is responsible for paying for the water.

A washer will use   X  amount of water for one cycle , a dryer will use  X amount of electric per cycle .   

Cicero has some water issues so definitely get a sewer scope if you buy in that area if you decide to buy. 

Now the sewer is tied directly into the water bill.