I currently live in North Dakota in the oil fields where houses are extremely expensive.

Its a oil and gas/fishing economy which somewhat makes me nervous.

I have a four unit in "upstate" NY with one oil boiler paid for by me.

I've approached the owners to talk about the property, he has indicated that there is an oil tank on the property.

Broke my foot, got metal shavings in my eye, broken a ton of fingers, got burned every which way and still made it happen.

In the more rural areas, prices are obviously cheaper, but they have there own issues such as fluctuating demand because of oil/coal booms and busts, limited selection of tenants and property managers, etc.

That’s a mostly blue collar area that’s still struggling from the oil downswing.

I am a nurse by trade, but am currently working 70-80 hours in the oil field if you can believe that.

Oil and water in my opinion.

., oil) are becoming more expensive and the prices is restricted, farmers are actually disincented from producing.