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Josh Carlegis
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Sewer Treatment Plant in apartment complex

Josh Carlegis
  • Investor
  • Jacksonville, AL
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Hey guys, looking at a deal and ran across something I have not seen before.  It is being sold in 2-20 block sections and you can buy an on site sewer treatment plant as well.  They are vacant and need full rehab.  Is the STP required there for a particular reason like there is no sewer and you cannot put septic?  It is close to a lake so maybe low area wont perc?  Thanks in advance for any help!

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Pat G.
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  • Northville, MI
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Pat G.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Northville, MI
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I would watch getting into the waste business, a lot of ERP, Govt' regulations. I would pass on it unless you have run a sewer treatment plant before. These are two separate businesses. Good Luck! 

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