These are for 3 bedroom homes without water being near. 

That tells you a lot.I would be looking at all this stuff way BEFORE you hire an inspector......Typically inspectors only check the water pressure coming into the house, but not the pressure of the pipes.On a house that old, I would also hire a separate plumber to scope the sewer pipes, unless you know PVC has recently been installed....probably $150.You should also have termite/WDI inspection as part of your home inspection.

It's right on the beautiful Chain O'Lakes in Northern Illinois with 200ft of water frontage!

.$1100 per year x 10 years holding period = $11,000*New Appliances: $2,500*New Water heater: $700*New A/C unit;     $3,500*New Furnace:     $2,500*Repaint interior: $2,500*New Carpet:        

My husband and I are just getting our toes in the water and planned to use a HELOC for our first investment property.

The water heater?

They dump 6 gallons a flush, but all that water keeps the drains clean.

We own 9 acres in Eastman that has city sewer and water on it.

In the City of Tampa, if a property is being sold and the tenant has failed to pay their water bills, does the seller have to pay the amount owed during closing?

Late payment charges, medical expenses, unpaid water/electrical/phone, HELOC's gone awry, etc.