I've done deals, I have my "system" that works for me, I could put together a 2-day boot-camp on how I've found my sliver of mild success.

I have read that new projects in Kern are profitable over $70/bbl, so going from $28 to $43 is mildly helpful it is nowhere close to enough for companies to invest in new projects.

Everything I am reading about electric heat pumps suggests they are designed for southern United States climates where the winters are mild and outside temperatures typically do not drop below 40 degrees.Are these grounds to work with the landlord to break the lease because there are rooms that cannot be heated to necessary minimum temperatures?

In the San Fernando Valley you should be able to find a mild rehab SFR for around that price range.

In both cases, that equates to an increase of only 3% per year, which is in-line with inflation and very mild.

But as stated above, part of this assumes that your depreciation is permanent rather than just deferred (which you may not know for a long time).2) "mild recession": split decision.

Not a big deal but mildly confusing I suppose for people that didn't use their email handle as their username. 

If I get a new set of orders in SoCal, I'd definitely be interested in buying a mild project house to live in/renovate and either flip or rent upon leaving (Escondido, Temecula, Murrieta areas)Thanks for the offer and I'll be sure to keep you in mind.

And where I live, am thinking of this for a small town in Idaho, named Hagerman, which is a retirement town, mostly, due to, for whatever reason, the winters are more mild, than near-by to Hagerman.

Washer dryer and laundry detergent.