Hi Everyone,I'm currently in negotiations on a triplex in Monmouth County, NJ that has an operational underground oil tank. I have a contingency in place for the soil test to ensure there is no contamination, but as i...

hey bigger pockets! got my 1st rental and closing on it tomorrow!! When I got the inspection, the hot water heater is over 20 years old and needs replacing. The house is a 3/2 and currently has a 40 gallon tank. It is...

The property has underground oil tank, till now, working and providing heat. Will do soil test.  But winter is coming.  I plan to remove it and replace it with gas heating in next spring.  How to protect myself as buy...

The tank is attached to the toilet with 2 bolts. Bolts have rubber washers on top. One of the washer leaks water. do you know of any epoxy that would work under water. I plan to just cover the bolt with the sealant/ep...

Does anyone have experience with septic thanks? I am under contract on a duplex with one and I want to know how expensive repairing or replacing it might be?

Hello BP community,
We are looking to purchase (offer accepted) a house in Bucks County Pennsylvania that has oil heating system and has the oil tank buried underground.   
Is it true that if you want to sell your h...

We bought a multiplex earlier this year running on a septic system.
Something happened and caused the sewer water to backup into the units.
We have already ended the leases with the tenants. Right now in the
pro...

I have an 11 year old water heater servicing 20 units. No problems just would rather not have it go out on a Friday night. Do you do scheduled change outs or just wait until it dies?

I recently purchased a triplex in Wisconsin that is heated by propane. The tanks are rented from a local company. Recently, we had a tenant call and inform us his unit had no heat. We asked if he checked the tank and ...

I Have a bank owned property under contract. Most likely the property has been vacant for years (2-4) and poorly cared for. The house it’s self is 30 Years old. My question is what could be wrong with the septic sy...