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Lisa we wanted to come and say thank you in person but every Monday and Tuesday we get busy. Where ever we go weather car agent or realtor they didn't treat us as a client. They thought we are wasting their time and our time. We were disappointed, but you gave us hope and chance. You were very patient showing the house you spend more time with us in person and communication that is the reason we called you big sister. You mean allot to us, your kindness in helping us to buy a house. Thank you Vic and Leilani. Vic and Leilani

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Underground Heating Oil Tanks

Underground heating oil tanks can pose many potential problems to both home buyers and sellers. They have been the source of many environmental problems such as contamination of surrounding soil and ground water.

Leaks are generally caused by the rust inside underground tanks or by an electrical condition sparked by electric utility lines.

Buyers should always have the tank inspected to make sure that it is structurally sound. Buyers who do not want an underground fuel tank can arrange for an above ground tank to be installed in the basement and the underground tank to be shut off. Cleanup of any leaks will also have to be taken care of.

For buyers, the underground heating oil tank should be written in the sales contract. For sellers, your lawyer should make sure that the description and condition of the underground heating oil tank is accurate and up-to-date.

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