Comes in a 1.1%7 People, hopefully they pay water

Does it have water rights?  

The fact that you have no public sewer and water and can be a big issue down the line.

.- Why buy a house you have to all the work on yourself (mowing the lawn, watering the grass, etc) when you could live in an apartment building with an on-call maintenance man to do the work?

The property is a distressed property , and needs things like new flooring, water heater, appliances, painted inside and out , etc.The AC unit needs replaced too, but I'm not sure if I could get by with Not replacing it, and putting window units in it instead ?

The water heater will prob need to be replaced too.

A couple drips of water can ruin the whole job.  

I currently have two and one of my units are under water as well.

"How to live in your foreclosed house for 2 more years rent free""How to stick your Land Contract Lender with your water bill"Your original post was quite vague but you will get credible help here without paying money to a lawyer that should be going toward saving the house.In later posts you give more details and get good sugestions. 

Anyone have any experience/wisdom with submetering water in a multifamily building in the Milwaukee area?