There’s HOA dues, and taxes too. hmmm. If he can’t/won’t get utilities turned on how or why would he pay those things?
There is a pool on the property that hasn’t been taken care of in over a year. That’s got to be NASTY. What’s he doing with his own bodily waste?
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He has some bills to pay that’s for sure ... as to the practical aspects ,, a single can of motor oil will smother all the mosquito larvae in the pool ,, the pool is also currently the source of water for the toilet ,, a 5 gallon bucket dumped in the toilet flushes real good.
The pool can be fixed up easily ,, drain , powerwash , spray with bleach and copper fungicide, patch all bad/rough marcite , refill , new cartridge or DE powder ,, at most you’re looking at $500 ... the problem with the pool is electricity and chemicals (and know how if you’re not good with them)...
If it were me I’d go with water and power ,, keep one room cool with a window A/C ... if you’re real cheap we have $10/month health clubs where I’m at that have showers... you could live on very little with his cost basis..
>>There is a pool on the property that hasn’t been taken care of in over a year. That’s got to be NASTY. What’s he doing with his own bodily waste?<<
That’s where the local health department can (and most likely will) get involved. He’s got a lot of hurdles to overcome.
After the winter we just had, I don’t think that pool is worth the effort to save it.
Pouring motor oil in it ... yuck... then pouring that down the toilets??? What a nasty nasty disgusting way to live.
Is this what you’d call taking care of the property?
Would you want that going on next door to you?
Besides HOA has rules about window a/c units.