Promptly bought my own setup.If a field goes bad some municipalities require relocation to new ground, and of course current standards, which could involve, pumps, alarms, aeration chambers etc.I had homes in one city where you weren't allowed to touch an existing field, and when they died, I was forced to hook up to city services @$5600 plus monthly fees.All depends on how your dirt perks and the prevailing "rules" as far as replacement options.I have heard many times 50 to 60 years is all you should expect from a "system" and even concrete tanks can fall apart from the extreme environment they are subject to.    

I spoke with one of the CSRs and she said that if I had a couple hundred to mail at once (only happened on mondays so I never persued this) to check with the chamber of commerce and for a fee you can use their machine and whatnot without having to pay all the set up fees.

Join your Chamber of Commerce, Local political organization and begin visiting ribbon cuttings...

Although can produce opportunity...Join your local Chamber of Commerce or BMI group and start networking...

Chamber of Commerce Meeting, Business Ribbon Cutting Events, Realtor Open Houses etc.Cold Canvassing i.e everywhere you go introduce yourself as an Investor.

Ask the local REIA and the Chamber of Commerce and the local bank manager.And don't limit it to sub2s.

How often have we all gone to an investors club or chamber of commerce meeting only to be shoved the cards 20 realtors who have no clue what we are interested in?

In the real estate business we know only 1:100 homes will sell every 6 months so unless farming as an agent it tends to be an expensive play.If it were my goal to brand which is what blanket farming is all about I would rather wrap my vehicle, network with ribbon cutting events; chamber meetings and on purpose pass out business cards...

Hi Adam, I just looked up your company and see that it is a member of the Winter Haven Chamber. 

You can get the same date from most Chamber of Commerce simply asking if a market is growing or shrinking over a set period of time.