This multi-family not only needed to meet the first two conditions, it need to be located within a one-half mile radius distance from a subway station (for people outside of the New England area, we call it the ‘T’.)

The only people that go with oil (usually) are either those without access to natural gas or those that have a really cheap/free source of oil - ie service stations.

Saad, If you're interested in "decent" areas, look for: Merrillville, Hobart, Lowell, Griffith, Highland, possibly Lake station and parts of Hammond.

He just graduated B.E.S.S. and should know where he's going to be stationed by late April.  

But depending on the area, ads at laundrymats, currency exchanges and train stations work great.

I was actually stationed in Tinker AFB!

Mom/Pop- had extra land next to their hotel, gas station, house and decided to build storage. 

I feel fortunate in that I lived in Oceanside for many years so am very familiar with the area, however have since earned my license in NV where my husband has been stationed in Sloan.

You will also need to get a copy of the fire report from the fire inspection that was done by the fire station.

Some of Boston properties is high risk reward scenario and being close to train station is definitely plus.