I am in a region where back in the '60's "Cotton was King". Water was not available. Lots of farmers living in this area. Best wells were over 250' deep. Most used cisterns collecting rain water from roof draining gutters......quality ugh in my opinion. Today's community wells that can produce 80 gallons per minute or so, reliably 24/7/365 are 2000' deep.
Back 50 years ago a FHA loan produced community water that has evolved over the years to a reliable source and obviously associated costs to the user.........but that's ok!
The point I am attempting to make in answering your inquiry is this: Back in the '60's a bath out in the yard in a #10 wash tub was the way you did it. The "privy" was a shack out back.....get the idea. None of these mechanisms could support a modern household.
So sir, volume of water availability and usage would to me surely be a serious item of determining what it is you choose to do.
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