I felt like I struck oil when I saw the education material available here for free.  

I personally would not purchase a house with an underground oil tank.

Also we are planning on ripping the oil furnace out and putting in a high efficiency gas so I feel as though I should play hard ball and tell him to take his fuel which legally he can do before closing, if that is the case the PVC vents could go away however that's only worth 200.

The investors I dealt with were weary of all of those [junk] quote requests that were essentially flooding in-- they would see the same ones over and over.Now that the "gurus" are no more, it seems to me that the note business in general (to those who are exposed to it) no longer evokes an image of slick-talking "snake oil" salesmen and that's so refreshing to me because I'm a long-term note guy.

The heat is oil, how do you deal with how much oil is in the tank and how much is left when the tenant leaves?

Originally posted by Joshua Dorkin:but sadly, so many people continue to fall for guru hype.The reason why that is Josh is because the gurus are such good salespeople they offer so much to the unsuspecting person that they can't help but to fall for the snake oil speech.

Morgan and Carnegie and Standar Oil all built the beginnings of their massive industrial empires during the great depression.

The networking with so many other investors is what lead me to start Norada Real Estate Investment in an effort to help others invest and create wealth.Today I've diversified into other investments including oil & gas.

Hello Everyone,My names Charles, I just recently finished my graduate program at the University of Houston and am currently working on the trade floor of an oil and gas company.I have an accounting background and two years prior work experience in a small public company (the majority of the partnership's rendered service to were either in the medical or real estate industry), but would like to further expand my knowledge on real estate before testing the waters.

Hi I am Levi Pollard,I live in Dickinson ND, oil boom country.