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Anonymous No.2948112 [Report] >>2948164 >>2948468 >>2948909
all these Hicks are on both Septic and Well Water and seem to be kinda close.

WTF happens when one or more of these Hicks have septic systems go bad and of course they can't just spring for a $12,000+ redo, and everyone is still using Well Water?

Is that a constant source of shit in these areas?
Anonymous No.2948164 [Report]
>>2948112 (OP)
there are building codes to keep the septic fields away from the wells plus many counties require inspection and pumping before a sale. field failure doesn't mean shit water soaks into the ground, that's septic as intended, field failure means shit water bubbles out onto the surface which incidentally isn't where your well is, even if by some miracle of poor planning it is.

tl;dr you're a retard who doesn't know how either works
Anonymous No.2948468 [Report]
>>2948112 (OP)
meanwhile they have a house and you dont
Anonymous No.2948897 [Report]
Big companies work with you on financing. you think septic companies deal with people who only can come up with 5 digits of cash? Nah, they get financed to oblivion like everything else.
Some companies do it in house.
I think credit unions will let you borrow against the house, even if you have shit for equity.... yknow why?

A working septic adds a ton of value to the property.
so dollars get lent.

my socialist state i believe will lend you money at 3% if you get denied by a bank, they just put a lien on the land, that is transferrable so you can sell with that.

again, state, town, neighbors and bank all want to be able to financs that 12k or whatever.
next dumb question?
Anonymous No.2948909 [Report]
>>2948112 (OP)
The wells are deep enough, that your scenario is a non-issue.
You have access to the internet, and could not figure this out?
Fucking city people.
Anonymous No.2949713 [Report]
My septic leach field is on one side my my property sloping away from the house. My well is on slightly elevated ground and is 300 ft deep.