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Branden Kline
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Augusta, GA
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Monthly Expenses For Septic Tank

Branden Kline
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Augusta, GA
Posted
Hey everyone! I'm currently looking at a deal that has a septic system attached. I'm looking over the financial aspects of the deal and just doing my due diligence. I'm asking if anybody knows the opportune costs for a septic tank? (electricity used to power it up, etc.) The property has city water and a septic tank. I was able to figure out the monthly expense for the water but I have no idea what the costs for the septic tank are. I know this is a very weird but I just thought I'd give a post a try! Thanks again, and if anyone knows what the monthly expenses would be related to the septic system feel free to let me know! Thank you everyone!

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