Of course with the oil price up we are getting lots of new people in the area for that type of work.

I now invest in oil and gas projects, and have found that the benfits on both my time and taxes are significant!

No oil changes on the property, in fact we got a letter because my husband is the first to get up in the morning and places everyones newspaper at their front door.

He is comfortable right where he is right now - we have a house, we have good paychecks, he works at oil wells (Schlumberger) and he loves being outdoors (play in the mud type thing), he loves his co-workers, he has his wine hobby (he makes wine and recently started making beer), we are all healthy and, except for a not so good credit, we have no problems.

I worked construction last season until October, Make about 6 grand a month GROSS, now Im going back to it this summer for 6 months then I am going to work on the oil rigs in the winter months,If all goes well I will have made over 110K gross in the next year..My question is I have no credit, Can I gain enough credit in the next year and only have worked with my company for one year to obtain a mortgage?

Do you have any idea what was buried if it is anything chemical/oil related I would be alot more worried than if it was metal trash.

These were townhouses and each unit had a place for the tank outside their unit, so the tanks were not grouped together.Yes, propane which is a petroleum by product and is priced closer to oil than natural gas can be pricey.

Wash it, treat it, prime it with oil based primer, paint.

However, This town (Washington PA just south of Pittsburgh) is flooded with gas, oil, and shale mining workers from out of state.

Of the 3 primary heat sources of gas, electric and oil, gas is by far the cheapest to operate.Propane is a different story and is a oil by-product in gasoline production.