They all have their own separate oil tanks/electric meters etc. and there is well water.

@Oren Kachel  We're getting growth due to increased cross-border trade, some oil money, as well as the general growth that Texas is seeing as a whole.

Hope you get another better offer :)I don’t worry until the buyer asks what the viscosity of the oil is. … 

It has been partially demolished and they are adding a host of unsightly industrial bldgs comparable to an Oil Refinery.  

Important metrics will be population growth and job growth diversity (avoids boom bust industry like mining or oil), population growth, new construction, and I look at median home price growth and rent growth. 

But I'd just spot-treat with Orange Oil and sister up the beam with lag screws...

Yes, he can purchase multiple properties of different sorts (single family home, commercial building, DST, Mineral Rights, etc.)One important thing to keep in mind: in order to defer 100% of the capital gains taxes, one would have to spend ALL the cash proceeds from the sale of the property and purchase equal to or greater than the net sales price.

I have a client who does this model in oil fields in Texas and is making a killing doing it because they are so short in housing to place these oil rig workers.

Let the electrician cut his/her pockets for pulling the new wire and do the patches, then seal everything with an oil-based primer and repaint.

Been in the business for 15 years, used to negotiate wording on policies for oil & gas companies while at marsh & McClennan.