Cedar and Redwood never paint well - - too much natural oil.

Here is an example of ours:UTILITIES.Landlord requires supply and maintenance of the following utilities at the unit: electric, natural gas (if applicable), oil (if applicable), water/sewer, garbage/recycling.Telecommunication services are optional.Tenant agrees to pay for all services and utilities supplied to the premises during the term of tenancy, except __________________________, which will be furnished by Landlord.If Tenant moves out before the end of the lease period, Tenant must still pay for utilities to the end of the lease period, just as rent must be paid to the end of the lease period.Tenant agrees to notify utility companies of the exact date their tenancy begins and ends, and agrees to pay all outstanding utility bills.If Tenant causes any utility to be disconnected, Tenant agrees to pay for reconnecting the utility, plus damages caused thereby.If we become aware the tenant is not current with paying their utility bills, we call them and talk with them about it.

@Tawny Bloom - the pipe clogging issue is a result of soap and oil chemically mixing and sticking to your pipes.  

Hey everyone,I am working on a project right now that involved removing an oil tank.

We rely heavily on oil, coal, gas, tourists and ranching.  

Texas and HELOCs are like water and oil. 

how many oil producing companies do we have?

Does anyone find that oil based white paints hold up better?

A lot of it depends on the price of oil when I have turnovers.

Why would anyone WANT to get involved in contaminated property with all the good clean dirt out there to be had;I cant imagine free land as being cheap enough incentive.Buy something good,,without grease and oil laden soil, let alone gas spilled etc.