The home is on city sewer/water. 

Any other bill, companies will work with you, electricity, water, cable etc... but landlords largely remain inflexible.

This sentiment might hold water if it weren’t impacting other countries.

Only needed to paint and get a new water heater and fix the garage door so that you didn't need to have the light on for it to work.

The houses are wired up into the power lines and tenants buy their water and collect it in these giant rain buckets.

Water/sewer looks very high.

Does this muddy the waters when retirement age comes?

: conventional 30yr loanOther notes:- Our COC estimates are about 12.5% with us managing the property (vacancy and maintenance factored in) - Has older water heater, HVAC, and AC unit that have been regularly serviced, but are higher on ageQuestions- Should I be worried about an economic downturn on a buy and hold property next to a college campus and generally economically stable area?

Sheds water, keeps sun heat out of the unit and it's a one time deal.

How will utilities keep water and power up when people can't work together in offices?