No it is not off grid it has consistent power, central air and heat, water, and all the appliances of a normal house.

Check public records to find out if water, sewer and other city improvements are paid for or not. 

Did you include utilities into your calculation (water/sewer), lawn/snow removel, capX, and repairs into your rental budget? 

@John Chapman @Jd MartinHere are the #'s I have for the first property:Here are the inputs for Property #1:Purchase Price: $171,000Interest Rate: 5.125%Down Payment: 15%Total Amount Brought to Closing (down payment and closing costs): $22,875Gross Rental Income When Bought: $1,050Gross Rental Income 1 Year Later: $2,450Monthly Water Bill I Pay: $83Property Management Fee: Assuming 10%, but I manage this property for now, so for now it is 0%.

The repairs seem extensive including bad insulation, minor roof repairs, faulty structure, floors are uneven (home is a little over 100 years old) galvanized pipes, old water heaters, among other among issues. 

Is it customary in Wisconsin for the renter to pay electricity and water? 

While there is a chance that the sun, moon, stars, winds and water all lined up on this loan - that is not all that probabilistic or common.  

Are there any water rights?

Food, medicine, lights, gas, water, rent.  

Also, what about utilities (water, electricity...etc.) and trash collection?