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Oil Tank with Certificate of Abandonment - Should we remove?
Hello BP Family - As may few in here know, we are selling our recent flip in Fair Lawn NJ which we are now under contract and is in the inspection phase. Our buyer is asking to have the oil tank removed. The oil tank is abandoned and we have a certificate of approval from the town saying that the abandonment process was approved. Our agent is pushing the thought. Let me know you inputs - should we take care of the oil tank removal? Thank you!