All Forum Posts by: Konstantin Boubev

Thank you for sharing.

Still looking for options. I don't recommend that you buy a home with underground oil tank. So many things can go wrong.

The seller probably knows the size of the problem, and wants to pass it to somebody else.

@Sherry Norman Yes, my contractor said the same thing ..at least 4 years.

@Parker Eberhard  I'm supposed to get refunded by the state once the work gets completed. I have my application ready, but need to completed the work. I'm not sure how much they will refund.

Yes, they found contamination 

Hello BP community.

I’m dealing with removing an underground oil tank from my property in Newton NJ.

I hired a company to do the removal/remediation MARKSMEN ENTERPRISES, LLC.

The initial estimate they gave me was 8K, and they said there could be potential additional cost depending of what they find. Now, they are asking for another 9K to finish the work that is needed to get clearance from the state. Does that make sense? Anyone with experience, please advise.

Thanks in advance.

Hello BP community.

I’m dealing with removing an underground oil tank from my property in Newton NJ.

I hired a company to do the removal/remediation MARKSMEN ENTERPRISES, LLC.

The initial estimate they gave me was 8K, and they said there could be potential additional cost depending of what they find. Now, they are asking for another 9K to finish the work that is needed to get clearance from the state. Does that make sense? Anyone with experience, please advise.

Thanks in advance. 

Just to add, it's hard to find good tenants. People don't have money to pay rent.

I just got a duplex in Windham, and looking for contractor in the area.

I don't think that you need education, but experience. Get into the game. Buy, rent, flip, wholesale. Learn from your experience and then decide how to invest your money.