For info on utils - you can call NS Power for example and ask for average consumption for the place you're looking at, and you can also use Viewpoint to get the taxes - it also provides sales history which is handy.In my opinion - Middleton is a pretty good area as there's a hospital, some gov't, NSCC, and several car dealerships, and other businesses such as this........in other words for rural NS it has some good things going on.  

Jennifer Chiang is mine, located in Sugar Land.www.chianglaw.com

Some others will foot the bill to sub meter and charge each unit per their consumption. 

I live in Sugar Hill.

Hope to connect with you, I grew up in Sugar City.

However, I believe it may be a disservice to the newby's to deny the big picture, or sugar coat things.

First if there is any discrepancy with the first water bill I have the bill to show the meter reading dates and consumption rates.

I have heard scary things about the high cost and time consumption of online marketing, and like you said with no results.

I'm looking for properties to rehab and flip in the SW Houston area, preferably in Sugar Land, Missouri City, Richmond, or Rosenberg. 110-180 ARVs are what I'm targeting right now but I'm willing to consider higher.

@Timothy N.A better question to ask is "Do you really want to commit to an extremely high-interest rate for personal property (consumption)?"