Not saying one is better than the other, but if someone gives you lemons then you make lemonade, but if I have peaches I might instead make a sweet peach cobbler!  

Authorize just one new oil refinery or nuclear plant.  

OIl or natural gas?

But once you factor in a new roof, furnace, oil tank, septic, and electrical, and whatever else is an issue, you end up at a price which could afford you the ability to buy a nicer C-class home in a better neighborhood without the headache of fixing everything.Then assume you purchase the D-class property and do all of the work, you will probably invest more cash in the deal than you would have for the 15-20% down and had a whole lot more headache.

It helps you stay on track and keep those sales coming in steadily, like a well-oiled machine.

It was a market with lots of lemons, so I made lemonade.

I can pocket quite a bit of money laundering and ironing my own shirts, having my wife clean the house, changing my car oil, mowing the lawn, and brewing my own Starbucks coffee. 

In fact, if anything, housing costs are INCREASING (paradoxically because of high mortgage rates), and a major reason inflation is slowing is because of lower oil prices (perhaps because we've been releasing so much oil from the strategic oil reserves).

If you don't have that then you're probably best doing mileage, which also frees you from keeping every gas receipt and oil change record - you just need a driving log.  

I am however converting my properties where I was paying for the fuel oil to provide the heat to individually metered gas heat so tenants can pay for that.