The Houston Chronicle wrote an article a couple of months ago about the east side and how the r/e market and economy over there is going through somewhat of a boom because most of the jobs over there are on the downstream side of oil & gas. 

Assuming you are financing this property, you probably cannot borrow at 3.6% or less, which would mean that the return on your invested capital would be less than that (possibly negative)Unless you know something hidden, like they just struck oil nearby and you have the mineral rights, (not trying to be harsh here....but) this deal seems purely speculative.  

Can you say OIL?

That includes the rental income, and monthly rental expenses.Contractor:As for myself, I am an offshore oil and gas inspection manager.

Certified nail return receipt or proof of delivery.Is oils let them know it's not optional, new lease or notice.

From their website, this is based on the oil market.  

I do see one mistake from a contractor point of view, you should not be paying anyone's heat/gas/oil.

Oil is the reason of down time?

Oil prices are in the toilet and the recent growth in the population of Wyoming and Cheyenne area was driven in part by the fracking.

For just straight smoke would oil based stain killer cover it ?