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A water well was the first thing I thought of as a possible transferable lease, I could see septic systems possibly being leased too. Edit- Some houses are als
by seanalltogether 8y ago
A water well was the first thing I thought of as a possible transferable lease, I could see septic systems possibly being leased too.
Edit- Some houses are also still heated by oil that has to be delivered on a routine basis and I could see that having a lease as well.
- astura 8y agoHow do you lease oil delivery? Or do you mean the tank itself? If you have an agreement for an oil company to come fill your oil when it gets low, you just terminate your agreement when you sell your house.
- seanalltogether 8y agoTank installation + piping + maintenance + exclusive oil supplier, all wrapped up in a 10 year contract attached to the property. I'm not saying there are companies that do that, but I could see it being a possible business model.
- astura 8y agoOil tanks + installation are cheap enough I'm not sure it would make financial sense for this to be a business model (we were quoted a ballpark figure of $1,500 to replace ours). Oil tanks require no maintenance whatsoever, just replacement every 15-30 years. I have an agreement from a company that they deliver oil automatically when I need it, but I don't pay anything extra vs just calling them for a one time delivery and I can terminate the agreement at any time.