You could agree on a flat fee with your tenants and charge it on top of the rent to offset your water/sewer expense.

Suburbs and outlying communities were flat year over year at $329,893.

Having a 2Bed, 1 Bath ADU (granny flat) built in my backyard.

Or maybe try to buy a single family home flat out and fix it up then rent out or sell it.

We even had complete electrical main panel boxes completely rust up . 

Additionally the electrical service panel will need to be replaced soon as it is old and not up to standard, and the shed is unfinished.

I can tell that the water is coming through that panel above the window so maybe just caulking will be sufficient? 

I am a new investor moving to West Palm Beach FL at the beginning of August.

I think Hong Kong has been haemorrhaging value lately and I live in London so can share some numbers I was just running today because we are deciding whether to do more property here or in the US:I was a bit shocked by my results -- even though I had heard from posh friends who bought in central London around the time of the Brexit referendum that they negotiated discounts of 10% the day after the vote and since then their property fell another 10%.But I was kind of shocked to see the flat / negative return over 7 years in those 2 posh areas.

Pay them a flat fee and call it a day regarding the Realtor.