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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Oil Tank?
We are in the process of buying an REO in NJ. Inspector said the front yard had signs of an oil tank, to get a sweep done. Called the town and the town said they have a permit for an oil tank removed. Did a sweep anyway to make sure and shows possible oil tank but it could be anything under there. Contacted NJdep and they have no record of anything on the property. Reached out to the property that did the removal but still waiting to hear back. Any suggestions on what to do next??