I have posted a great deal on this as my investors are most oil execs.

The units are on separate utilities, each with its own fuel oil furnace.

About 15 to 20 years ago me and 4 other people decided we wanted to buy an old oil refinery. 

Not quite as attractive with oil prices falling.One of the issues is getting the power from the windy places to population centers.

@JoJo Tucker Take a look at the Greater Houston Partnership's website: https://www.houston.org/Some really great info on the economy. i like them because when something is wrong [oil and gas layoffs] they don't ignore it or run from it.

In the letter, the lawyer indicated that she did not do any damages to the unit, that she left the oil tank with more oil in it than had been in it to start and that we should make the tenant a reasonable accommodation by not charging her for the back rent or the re-leasing fee.

The price of oil drives the entire economy.

Heating oil will also jell at very cold temps. 

Sanding, caulking, primer and 2 coats isn't all that expensive for the doors.Changing hardware is fairly cheap too, they have all kinds of places online that offer reasonably priced nickel/oil-rubbed bronze hardware.Porcelain tile counter tops with a hardwood bull nose are very cheap install and easy to do yourself.  

Hi All,This is a classic lemonaid out of lemons story that could use a helping hand.