I saved up $100,000 when I was working on Oil Tankers for 11 years with Mutual Funds, to buy a small portfolio of Rental Duplexes and houses in S.

I can definitely recommend West Side Oil in Suffield ( https://www.westsideoil.com/ )I've used Fontaine Mechanical for plumbing before but they do furnaces as well ( http://www.fontaine-mechanical.com/ )Best of Luck!

Booming and diverse: tech, mining, oil refineries, ski industry, universities, hospitals, and low taxes.

There is a very well oiled machine that deals with these issues.A good Realtor serves their client first and foremost - not themselves.

Fortune Builders is designed to build a fortune for the snake oil salesmen on the podium, not for the poor fools who drop $30K or more on their get-rich-quick scheme.

We cleaned it really well with TSP, then we primed it with Killz oil primer. 

Still, we forged ahead and got the P&S on December 23rd.Initial BRRRR Estimates:Property acquisition: $151,000Rehab: $30,000 total:$2,000 for kitchen (stove hood, refrigerator, stove, dishwasher etc)$2,000 for window repairs (about 4 broken windows)$4,000 for painting$3,000 for oil tank$2,000 for water heater$2,000 for second bathroom spruce-up$5,000 misc$10,000 for roofEstimated ARV: $230,000The initial numbers looked good.

Got my first coronavirus fear cancellation my bigger concern right now is oil/ gas.

A lot of the tenants up there are transient tenants associated with the oil fields.

I did see them go up yesterday (as gold and oil improved) and even saw 5%.We were out bid on Thursday in Seattle on 2 homes..