Well, I have to contact the seller to see if those details are correct.  

David- Anshish is correct on this. 

I try to have my bids in on deals I like well within 12 hours of it coming on market.

@Roger Roth You’re absolutely correct.

@Connor Cushman - I believe you are thinking about this correctly.

My recommendation would be to have a few GC's to give you a few different bids.

I am not familiar with NJ regulation of oil tanks, but here is a breakdown of how the bid should go

We have each potential appilcant fill out a general application ( contact info, work history, previous landlords, number of teants, and number and type of pets).In the past I have gone through the applicants and based on what I think is correct for the home ( I don't want a family of 5 renting a 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom home ).  

Does it seem correct?

This may be a good consideration when searching for a condo, as contractors will give you a bid based on the difficulty of the work, as well as the requirements needed to get the job done.