We were in the exact same position when we bought our current place.
Everything signed and paid then the previous owner brought up the topic of the diesel, gas,and propane in the tanks.
At first much like yourself it rubbed me the wrong way until I got to thinking about it.
It was the middle of the winter when we moved in and he could have left us with a near empty tank, just one more hassle to deal with while trying to unpack.
No it was not mentioned in the contract but at the same time it was not like I was expecting to get the place with full tanks either.
Had he been asking us to pay for 50 gallons or some other small amount I would have told him to shove it but in reality he was doing us a favor by having the place turn key move in ready.
He even left his phone line hooked up and a phone in the house for us to use until we had time to get it transferred to our name.
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