If you have no product to sell.. then I am not interested as I would think your just fishing.

You can be the big fish in the little pond.

Thanks for any comments.We live in a small town not far from a very popular tourist area where river-based activities are common - tubing, kayaking, canoeing, fishing etc.

Keep in mind that with oil prices lower for longer, many industries in Houston will suffer, not just big oil and oil service companies, but also the companies that provide software, accounting, etc to the energy industry.

I personally do not like how fish eyed the wide view is when taking pictures for the interior of a property.

You can't help but catch fish with lines in the water!!

We have a military base here and Oil company that are not going away anytime soon so there is always someone willing to rent or buy.  

Additionally, the oil and gas market heading down has turned off some outside investment.

Well, the plumbing is done ($1500), remember it was an oil furnace (more copper), well the oil was converted to gas $3,500 w/labor and units Sep. metered.

However, there are many other things to consider when taking money into a new country.I personally have considered most of the bigger cities in europe and have found that the main thing to consider is the currency of the target area versus where you are.As an example, norways economy is largely driven by oil and with todays oilprices the currency here is very weak.