I have never had any issues, but I change oil and spark plug every year.

They will not accept things such as flushable wipes, personal wipes, baby wipes, paper diapers, sanitary napkins, tampons, wads of toilet paper, dental floss, balls of hair, paper towels, newspapers, grease, oil, table scraps, bones, clothing, rags, sand, dirt, rocks, or children’s toys.

Austin has the double bonus as its the capitol of Texas so as the rest of the state does well such as in the oil industry from west Texas, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio etc then they have to pay their state taxes which is even better for Austin.

Here is the story: FICO husband 695 / wife 670purchase price new construction: $469kProperty in Denver COloan amount needed: between $118k and $180, representing 25% to 38% LTVincome source: new oil wells that are now beginning to produce incometraditional lenders freaking out over dropping price of oilTheir plan is to get into a regular loan until they can re-fi into a more traditional pricing structure.

They were here short term for few months and it's a recent development and I am positive they did abuse the plumbing system in ways that had a detrimental effect such as drainex, stashing cooking oil and other junk.

If not (ie two full-time working spouses) your only other option is going into land conservation deals, solar deals, or oil and gas deals - all of which have some risks.Explained in a different way...1) There are ordinary/W2/active income on one side.

With the extra benefit of having the PM lease to someone who changes their Harley oil in my living room. 

Go to a paint store and there are primers that will let you transition from a oil to latex. 

If they are storing tires on the property today, in a couple years it may be 16 tires, an old pickup topper with broken windows, a rusted out BBQ, a yard full of dog feces, a couple buckets full of engine oil . . . you get the point.

He's an oil and gas guy.