We also shop at Kroger and use the 50 cents off per gallon of gas each month.

When he removed the dirt from the area, he removed more than a five gallon bucket of rocks, many about softball size, a few larger, most about baseball size or so.

Other than that I would look for someone that wants the oil and sell it to them for 10-20 cents less than the going rate per gallon so you get them emptied and don't have to worry about a leak in the future.

I fixed the tile.Second one was when the kids dumped about a gallon of water on the floor in their bathroom.

The property is unoccupied and the inside water main has been off for all but 4 days of the billing period, but the bill shows 18,000 gallons of water usage in 50 days.One of the two units was occupied by 1 or 2 people in the months prior to closing, and the bills for those periods leading up to closing were for 10k-17k per period.

The margins on oil are about 60 cents a gallon .

I currently have electric heat and one electric 80 gallon tank.  

You don't get to go to the gas station and tell the cashier that you are only going to pay $0.99/gallon when gas is $2.99/gallon.

There was a significant leak that developed in the basement laundry room -- he initially blamed us, but later, discovered it was another 'pin-hole leak' from a copper pipe (which filled up a 5 gallon bucket I placed under it, in about a day).  

Then after much research and paranoia I also bought 2 gallons of Kilz Original and put that down over whole floor, the trouble areas hit hard again.