I know how to change the oil in my car, but I pay someone to do it because I want the service.

I too specialize in financial valuations, more specific to Oil & Gas companies.

My monthly expenses with two car payments, insurance, and various repairs and miscellaneous expenses (washes, oil changes, etc)  are about 1500/month.  

But it's easier to store in a safe deposit box compared to a barrel of oil.

I suspect Obama is making the decisions though because the decisions being made are the sort one makes when they lack experience and good judgment.So, if I understand it right the high employment, Katrina, the gulf oil spill, the bad portion of the Iraq war, financial credit crisis, the housing crisis these are all Bush's fault.

More photos and more info at:https://medium.com/@rafamvc/before-and-after-of-12...Total investment : 85000Purchase price: 24700Wholesale fee: 12300Roof, siding, cement pointing, soffits and gutters: 13050Drywall attic and middle bedroom ceiling, tiles & trims, back door: 8800Interior Painting: 2900Plumbing: 1600Electric: 3000Appliances: 2100Refinishing hardwood floors: 2700Attic spray foam insulation: 2100Insurance: 750New boiler (oil to gas conversion): 5200Random miscellaneous expenses: 5800Rented for 1300/mo.Taxes 1800/year.

Account Closed I catch tenants lie all the time, especially in my units with oil furnaces.

.- CRM: My wife and I want to build a well-oiled real estate investing business.

This is a direct result of lower oil prices (Williston is an Oil Boom Town), and overbuilding - several new apartment complexes have been built in the last few years.

We have an older home we are going to rehab, it had a new oil furnace put in in 2006; however, with oil not being near as efficient as gas do you think it is worth the money to switch?