I have a property that I need to put a hot water heater in.

Is it true that, if you buy a Detroit house, there is no City infrastructure to turn on utilities, so you are stuck with no water, no electric?

Sorry I muddied the waters there, though I do appreciate the insight.  

His washer is "tucked" into a slightly oversized utility closet with the hot water heater.  

Since it is cashflow negative, and just recently above water in equity, my plan is to dispose of this house.  

One was from a homeowner under water, wasn't much we could do there.

From what I've seen so far ifunding has some great projects funded, so let's not throw the baby out with the bath water, but give them time to respond.

@Jesse Waters brought up an excellent point as well.  

Either that, or they're often stubborn and think that they'll take matters into their own hands and shut off the water when rent is unpaid.  

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