In most areas that system is sized not based on consumption but on the ability to deliver water to fight a fire.

We all bet on ever increasing value for our real estate, but a market correction could see you upside down in a snap. 

What sort of treatment procedure do you get for that price given the building size?

This is the kind of thing you need to finance yourself or get creative with private loans.I'm working on building my own neighborhood of 2-4 family homes, I am purchasing six acres that is already zoned for such use, and, the minimum lot size in the city is less than 1/4 acre.

I've kicked around limiting the size of the animal to under 35 lbs, partially because I personally feel bad for large animals stuck in small units without running space.  

Also what kind of prices were you expecting to pay and for what size property (multi unit is a bit broad)?

Maybe some other members can make recommendations based on experience.I bet there is some software out there that could handle this too. 

But really your best bet is to go with county website for your lists as others have mentioned.

After that look for condos that are similar size and similar Condo fee close by.

They really are more an issuer or investor of an RECF offering.Reg A+ Tier I is a great option for a mid sized developer/builder capital raise.