A cost for fuel remaining in the oil or propane tanks?

They are listed so you can see them and bring a contractor, but they will all be as-is and many will be online bids.Too many new investors want foreclosures because they think the deals are better, but if you don't know how to estimate repair costs, do neighborhood and block values, and how to find oil tank, asbestos, sewer issues, and mold in NNJ, you will lose your money buying one.

After 5 years working as an analyst, I left for a well-known oil and gas company to work in office operations.

Sam Zell just gave an interview on Bloomberg about the oil & gas sector, but it's comparable to REI in this regard of a frozen market.

In one of my properties there are plenty of oil stains and cracks in the concrete and I would like to redo it so it looks presentable to tenants again.I've seen some repaint there garage and some do an epoxy coating.

We also have underground oil tanks; you are not getting a loan with one of those either...

Also, if the tenant is going for a mortgage, I’m sure that the mortgage company is going to have certain things taken care such as oil tanks in the ground and any other requirements in order to finalize a sale.

If you have a great opportunity, say in syndications or land development or oil, and it does not give you passive income - would you pass on it just because it does not have the specific tax benefit you're looking for?

I have two triplexes in L/A and I'm spending around 3-4k annually in heating oil for each.

The one thing that I would be paying attention too is how the economy is being impacted by the low oil prices.