I'm in the process of buying a sfh in Monmouth County, and was hoping for recommendations on companies who do thorough oil tank sweeps. 

Houston got depressed after oil tanked but now it's coming back and then we just had the natural disaster that flooded 185k homes and an equally large amount of apartments.

Is the fill valve slipping an not filling the 12 year old tank with enough water to do its job ?

Hello all need a good recommendation on a company that does Oil Tank sweeps here in Bergen County.

Since the property was on county sewer/ water there didn’t need to be an inspection of wells or septic tanks.

Michael Lee I can tell that you’re obviously very passionate about Real Estate & I greatly appreciate you taking the time to offer me your wisdom.I agree, there’re plenty of Sharks out there just waiting to take advantage of people entering Amy new space.

"Swim with the Sharks Without Being Eaten Alive"- Harvey B.

By the way, in my experience the best time to find a replacement house and turn the old one into a rental is after the market tanks ... you get to buy low but don't have to sell low first to do it ... easier said than done emotionally.

If numbers are not good - it's nothing.We have plenty of deals which look good but not everyone is taking on them.For me, personally, I wouldn't buy septic tank and well for investment - it could cost you fortune if need repairs or replacement.Cash flow might be good until you do all it takes to fix the deferred maintenance.To know the answer, you have to get the numbers:1.

The irony is that your a bit of a shark (talking about me personally) trying to get a good deal and you encounter these sharks trying to take a bite out of you.