Also Tyron many investors are worried about oil prices in Houston right now.

I know the area took a hard hit from the low oil prices.When looking for a house to flip in a certain area one of the more important stats you want to look at is the Days on Market or the DOM.

I am leaning more towards a purchase in Alaska but the only thing that makes me a little uneasy is how the housing market in Anchorage will be affected if oil prices remain this low. 

Make sure he-she OWNS MULTI FAMILIES TOO.Here are your employers in Coconut Creek FL:#Employer# of Employees1Broward College1,7912Broward County Public Schools1,2833Seminole Coconut Creek Casino6004Publix5715Wal-Mart5056City of Coconut Creek3747Food for the Poor3508Carls Furniture2139Enterprise Rent-A-Car16510Elite Aluminum85College housing maybe?

My question is this-I will be working in ND in the oil boom.

Here is the quick rundown:It's a 3 units ($675 per unit...it's oil heat and own pays but we will switch to gas after closing IF it happens).Contract date 5/13/13Commitment date 6/14/13Settlement 7/3/13Purchase Price: $75,000Appraisal: $80,000The current owner had it appraised last year and the bank actually hired the SAME appraiser so that process did not take long at all.

I currently work in Oil & Gas doing 3D Laser Scanning.

I think we are actually currently in a bubble due to the oil boom.

It will be interesting what the oil price correction means for Bakersfield's economy and home prices.  

How is the oil going to affect the real estate market in Alberta?