I rent a property and wanted to know that if in order for the heater to work it needs oil , is that my responsibility  or the landlord responsibility to pay to get the heat working.

I am an engineer in the oil field, and my job requires me to work an average of 3 weeks at a time with about 3-5 days off in between.

The bathtub in the larger bathroom had motor partsand oil in it and a huge hole...

Vacationers, traveling nurses, oil patch workers, corporate, you name it.

Our sewer scope plumber found one underground oil tank which just next to the sewer access spot.

The home owner is unwilling to remove the oil tank.

Heat from gas and oil are usually more difficult and expensive to separate, but we done those also.But even in the areas where water is supplied from a private co. and not lienable, the cost of separation is sometimes high.

(Luckily I always put “oil tank” as one of the inspection contingencies on my offer!)

And finally, me, the member of both LLCs and the front person working with tenants, I do not need a realtor's / brokers license.Lots of learning upfront but my goal is to have a well oiled machine.

If it is stand-alone, is it gas, oil, or electric fired?