However after being directed to Metro Water, They mention that the nearest services, are a 1000 ft away.

Regarding your 2nd floor kitchen faucet that is experiencing low water pressure, it's likely a simple fix such as the faucet aerator (a screen that helps create a smooth stream of water).

Most of the properties I bought are in the "high end of the low end" range, and none are on or near the water, which helped a lot.

Chris I think they can get a deficiency even on a primary.. at least it was that way pre 08 as I had a few clients that were buying RE from us that had that issue trying to relocate and were under water in Texas.. 

He had an issue that the water lines were 1/2 inch and the toilet drain was PVC. 

So I’m in a bit of a bind, I have a duplex I’m house hacking we remodeled entire thing, new hvac, electric panels, electric main, updated plumbing, water heaters, furnace, install central air, roof.

(forced air, steam radiator, hot water baseboard, etc)?

Asking price: $399kRehab: $65kARV: 570k The roof was replaced in 2024, the water heater in 2019, HVAC in 2019.The house looks to be in good condition..., but will need some cosmetic repairs. 

My water usage bill is the same,  general lability coverage is the same, if and when I have to replace my water service line it will cost the same, the cost for my lawncare and snow removal costs the same, exterminating services cost the same and the list goes on.   

If people think houses, or other assets, go up linearly then I am at a loss for words. i was on a cruise last fall and my wife made friends with a lady in Art Class and it we had dinner with  her and hubby.. turns out hubby was on the Board of American homes for Rent... they own about 30k homes.. they morphed from buying from others to building their own.. and then when rates rose they stopped and are just treading water at this time.. at least thats the report for that company..