First you should find out what kind of fuel do they use...gas, oil, propane, etcSecond you should determine if its a furnace or a boiler.

She also says lender has a problem with old above ground tanks that leaked oil that was in the appraisal.

out of the whole S&P 500, here are the companies that had a return >0% in the last month (as of friday's close): Cabot Oil & Gas Corp Clorox Company Gilead Sciences Inc General Mills Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Take-Two Interacti Digital Realty Trust Kroger Company Campbell Soup Company Marketaxess Holdings

Oil n casinos.Whoever bought Bellagio recently deserved a spanking.   

How common are participation agreements in Texas and other heavy oil states? 

Any Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma Oil Industry folks on the forum?

Anyone have experience with oil tank who is leaking and if it's worth to buy a house death have a oil leak and how much we can negotiate me the bank for that

My town has just gotten 3 new 125+ room hotels on the south side of town, close to hospitals, oil and gas companies, and strip mall shopping.

For the walls...i forget what it's called, but like an almond color. i used semi gloss in all the living areas except bath and kitchen. i paint the bath in all the same color almond, except high gloss, and the kitchens i paint the same high gloss as the bath, except i paint the cieling gloss white. home depot has a glidden 440 alkyd paint that is tough and almost as good as old oil paints. i use the same colors for everything...In my last appartment renovation, i didnt have to buy a drop of paint, i used old paints i had that still worked...lol...I guess that makes me a landlord if i just have a garage full of old paint, countertops, mini blind spare parts, etc.

Generally if it's disclosed in the lease that "Tenant A" is paying the electricity for the oil or gas furnace that is supplying heat to the other unit it's okay.