Having said that, this could also mean that you are fishing in the wrong pond. 

@William Joseph you are definitely getting a bunch of responses from folks that likely are scared of or have never owned guns/ammunition.Hunting/fishing is a normal past time in the flyover states where I live - I sent you a colleague request - depending on what you have would possibly be interested in buying if it's anything I collect and at the least can guide you in how to sell the items left behind. 

Closing cost are things like title work, recording fees, reimbursement to seller for pre-paid items (taxes/oil/propane), etc.Closing cost should be lower on a seller finance deal as there are no banks involved.Your title company will be able to give you a close estimate, call and ask. 

Oil tanks replaced 2 years ago.

This isn't a "women's essential oils" MLM or "men's fitness protein shake" pyramid scheme. 

@Samuel Morris Fish business cards are cheap.

They're focused more on the big fish that they know they'll get good commissions from.I have experience, personally, with small commercial in Portland and am happy to provide some additional insight on your property if I can.

It's a psychological thing for most people that once they have a fish on the line (you) they don't want to lose you. 

Peter, Enid's price has direct correlation with oil price.

Portland is very commutable and the surrounding areas offer great places to live with access to all of the amenities you could need (hiking, biking, beaches, skiing, hunting, fishing, etc.).If I can help you in any way, I would be happy to.