They estimate....you and the buyer sign doc.s at closing that say when the actual bill comes out in October, you both agree to correct the amount prorated, since it was based on a guess.  

I recently acquired a 3.53 acre vacant lot located in a county industrial park with easy access to power, water, electricity, etc. 

Also, there is nothing more powerful than a Proverbs 31 Women!

Part of this is a funds-matching TSP---take advantage of that.Finally, something to file under "investing in yourself" - while you may know of the GI bill benefits, while your on active duty you get up to $4,500 in education benefits per year you can use.

I just am bringing this up because I don't want to you to get a big unexpected bill and leave you under accrued.

or if the city will pay for connection to city water/sewer and will bill it directlythat is the only way this deal makes sense from a risk/reward prospective. 

Yes title insurance would cover those issues but you will only get title insurance by paying all the bills that the title company finds.

I'm preparing to take a tenant to small claims court for unpaid water bills in Baltimore City.

Learn more about the art of exchanging equity, and it can be very powerful.

AND as long as individual power and water meters.  99.9% chance this is all illegal and only one power meter and one water meter which makes it difficult to rent to 3 different tenants.