I have two rentals. One had oil furnace and water heater when I bought the place. Both were old and shot so I put in new propane furnace and WH. I rented a propane tank. The second winter my tenants beat feet in the middle of the night and beat the propane Co out of a couple/few hundred bucks. Propane Co told me told me in the future I had to cosign for my tennant's fuel bill. Sorry for their loss but I was never going to sign THAT. I bought a tank and let the future tennants and propane Co deal with it. This property came with this tank so never a problem there. Tennants always bought when and where they wanted. Cant find a tank now. Prices for used tanks are double what I paid for the first one and still none to be found. There are two propane Cos in that area. Both operate about the same so pick your poison. I did call the other Co today and asked them to have a look at it. Hoping for better news from them. Thanks for all the replys! I KNEW you guys would have some good advice.
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