A cash flowing property is no different well aware, my grandfather who was a oil and gas billionaire taught me a lot of things when I was a little kid.

She said the rates typically follow oil prices and takes a few days to adjust.

@Tony P.With the bad news out of Saudi Arabia, oil and energy related equities are very cheap.It'll be a rocky ride, and I would expect a quick turnaround, but it's an essential global commodity no matter what happens in the short-term.

@Sirun Vartanyan and as I just commented on another thread, I think all of this volatility in the market created by OPEC/Russia oil dispute and corona virus will actually create upward price pressure as investors rush to security and certainty. 

I know that oil is down right now... but for the long term, if you get a lot of oil contractors through there, could you even do a lock-off or ADU to get even more rent out of it? 

@Michael Gabin The markets were volatile from news about supply chain disruption from the virus... what caused the plunge was the price of oil cratering (banks are hedged on oil... so that's not good for our economy). 

Since coronavirus and global oil supply are having a compounded effect on equities, the already hot market will only continue to see capital moving towards it, thus creating upward pressure on prices.

It needs a new roof, currently runs on oil (needs to be converted eventually), but both of these jobs are well over 150k which we dont have.We met with a couple younger kids regarding marijuana facility since they grow it in a smaller facility.

there was just a decision in NY that held a MHP owner liable for cleanup of oil leak from above ground oil tank of one of the tenants who could not pay for the cleanup.  

For example, I have one where we found an underground oil tank during an inspection.