This is a very common problem in Parma: homes built in the 40's and 50's with downspouts and a driveway drain all running into a broken or clogged clay pipe that is flooding the basement. 

The property value has gone up quite a bit since I've bought it a year ago and am installing new efficient tankless water heaters for all the units, do you think I'd be able to refinance into a conventional loan and be able to reuse FHA ?

What is involved as far as cost and scope of work to separate water meter/billing for a duplex?

We contacted the county health department and the water department: NO record of where the tank and drain field is located in their files but they both confirmed there is NO SEWER in the area.

I'm not looking to sell but rent and from doing research I should be able to get 1100-1300 and renters pay their own utilities and water/sewage.

I am extrovert, so based off the answers.. here i come with a flood of questions haha.

The previous owner let them smoke inside and when they moved out, it took SERIOUS work to remove the smell; hardwood floods needed to be resurfaced, walls needed to be painted Kils 3 times, used the ozoneator with not much luck, etc etc etc.

There's no water, no power and a composting toilet.

He chooses those because they are easy to setup and take down plus they have some nice sensors (glass break sensor, motion, and water detection- nice for leaky basements or sump pump areas)I believe the most important thing on your outdoor cameras is that they are visible so potential burglars see they will be recorded if they do anything.It's also cheap enough these days to get wifi lights.

You're waiting on your water to be refilled, as your cup is sitting there empty.