There is clear evidence of oil tanks previously being present.

Add in the underground oil tank and what looked like a $40-50k rehab probably would have been significantly more.There is a learning curve to walking a house and knowing costs to rehab, but it's all part of the game.

This is what I do and it works like a well oiled machine (I own property and also manage property):-You show it ONCE per week between a one hour window.

Underground heating oil tanks were sometimes used too.Keep doing your homework and know of all of the potential pitfalls.

The listing states the property uses an in ground oil tank.

I currently live and work in Houston, TX (I'm an engineer for an oil company) with plans to return home to ND in the next couple of years.

The Heating was changed from oil to gas, so a new furnace was put in for the 2nd unit along with a new water heater.

Zoning Variance is going to cost me $1,100 and that is more or less a given provided I comply with the following requirements.1: Handicapped Bathrooms.2: Letter from the sprinkler system's installer stating it is designed for a truck and heavy equipment repair facility.3: Sprinkler system monitoring service. 4: Floor drain with grease/oil-water separation capabilities.

Electric is 35 a month and oil for heat is about 1200 a month for the winter months. water and sewer was 300 for the quarter.

Gas forced air heat but there is a leaking oil tank in a shed on the side of the house.