Soft Costs:If you are your own realtor you can shave off 3% which gives you a competitive advantage so you can offer more.  

For the past 8 years I have been working rotational shifts in the oil industry.

I keep it in my golf bag and pull it out whenever I want to lighten the mood or I'm trying to shave off a couple strokes (pun intended):

You just have to plan for it from the beginning.Besides you'll sleep better.Don't be the used car dealer hoping they won't notice that engine noise if you pour some motor honey in the oil.

(not interested in maybes or hypothetical guesses)Reason being - New Jersey is loaded with oil tanks and a septic system is not uncommon.

You should see a nice bump in value after it opens barring disasters on other fronts like interest rates, oil and world peace. 

Looking for information about the area as to the oil  industry and the housing situation there past and a little forward thinking.would like your opinion of the housing situation in the general areas  of the oil industry.

Well water or oil heat can affect the property uses as wellI would want to know about enviro hazards, at least any they will fess up too.

NE corridor has a lot of potential with the growth between Austin, NW has the nicer and more expensive areas, W and SW have good growth from the shale oil fields.

Right now i know they are building up the energy corridor for more engineering firms and oil businesses so it is still developing further west into the Katy area.