I will spare you details like falling out of contract due to windows being inexplicably nailed shut, but for comedic relief I will highlight the pain culminating in complaints that there were random, free-roaming chickens pecking around our yard and putting off potential buyers due to a negligent neighbor.We ended up needing to take it up with the city to reign these fowls in, an action that caused the spiteful neighbor to tank a number of our other showings.The end result of all this was losing at least $30k (and probably more when it was all said and done), locking up the capital for ten months, and dealing with a two month long, stressful process of trying to sell and falling out of contract three times for various, silly reasons.

We actually remove the a-coil and water tank as well in certain areas of Memphis. 

Inability to source good deals is the issue that will tank a wholesaler’s career. 

Even if you are a great investor there are many things outside of your control that can tank a deal.

If things dilute to the point where everyone is running a special for market share and you are getting 10% then you can sell and put that money to work in better alternative investment.I have wondered about getting into investing in businesses like they do on Shark Tank. A

Probably going to do the hot water tank as a rental...  

I needed to sell my house, but the market was in the tank. A

I think SK market will not tank as it has already correct itself for the over supply and new construction pressure created.

They also put in a new heat pump and removed the oil tank as the oil furnace had died. 

There is a below ground tank, but for some reason they have a jury rigged above ground tank as well.What am I looking at to replace the existing oil furnace with an electric one for a house with a basement, about 2,500 SF?