Here's the good device. http://www.amazon.com/Contech-Electronics-CRO101-Scarecrow-Motion-Activated/dp/B000071NUS/You can also try natural oils, or they sell premixed sprays. http://naturalhealthezine.com/how-to-make-your-own-natural-cat-repellent/

The guy who bought the apartment complex decades ago and hasn't paid a mortgage on it since the first oil shock doesn't see it as making the same money, and it devalues your bargaining position with him.If you find the right people, motivated people, you can do it.

One thing I haven't seen mentioned: UST's (Underground storage tanks) that typically store heating oil.

Included warranty continues to take care of all the services (including regular oil changes; tune-ups etc) for 4 years.

Oil gives a deeper look.

Background is in Mechanical Engineer background where I have been working in the Oil &  Gas sector all my life.

@Alan Grobmeier through the good and the not go good we’ve continue to invest in oil wells for passive income.

Yeah it is really important I always stress that to borrowers to plan ahead but the reality is that most LO's meet borrowers and clients at the last minute when no planning can be done and we pretty much have to wing it the best we can with what the borrower is prepared to and able to show at that given moment.With 2-3 months or even 1 year advance planning the borrowing process can work like a well oiled machine.

But wow, some mineral oil to bring out the little highlights, and you've got a killer backsplash for about $1.25/sq ft.

We discovered at a Home Depot Behre paint training that the Behre (top of the line olive green can) semi gloss enamel goes on oderless with a foam roller and in a few days dries almost as hard as older oil base.