@James WiseGo to Home Depot and buy some of those orange, 5 gallon Homer Buckets.

I was going to suggest a 5 gallon bucket and cement.

Unfortunately, we are positive our employees are filling 5-gallon gas cans at the pump.

LITERALLY:Yup, bought this green house for LITTERALLY 2 gallons of milk.BEAT THAT paid marketing, D4$, Bandit Signs, Cold Callers, Direct Mail Marketers, RVM, ... everyone has a huge mouth when it comes to lead generation.

Prime with Pro block oil in gallons or aerosol cans depending how bad it is and top coat with any latex paint.

In Harrisburg city the trash bill is $32.34 /mo for a big 90 gallon trash can. 

You should be able to confirm the gallons used with their oil company. 

It was a single huge 65 gallon water heater.

if not can cause problems even after most of the water problem is resolved.if it is all subsurface water would be pretty expensive to fix ---$10000+ depending on S.F. and how many gallons of water you get in area worst case.would be very hard to give estimate on just those photos

In 15 years I have seen MANY investors getting caught, unable to sell their properties at break-even point when they needed.Not sure if you watch the News but half of the Midwest has been going thru some extreme weather lately, including estimated 7 trillion gallons of rain and tennis-ball-sized hail.