is it solely an oil town?

But still would pass because I assume most oil and gas will begin to dry up when dems take over (Im fine with that) but...Im also in east TX and West TX near Universities and a big food processing plant.

We also converted the home from oil to gas.

Also, this house is oil heat. 

I met another couple (Sunny / SunMarie featured on bp) who bought a quad (two duplexes on the same lot) by initially offering over asking and negotiating later a huge discount due to an oil tank.

Owes 7k +/- in back rent / heating oil 3.

With the Cline Shale oil boom on the horizon, inventory in the area is getting low.

Simply diffusing a therapeutic-grade essential oil regularly will likely result in an environment very hostile to mold.

I have not got into investing yet although I am serious, I've read many books , listen to audio tapes every day in the car, watch those corny "flip that house" shows.I am 20 years old just starting to build credit, By next spring at this time I will have made 110K Gross, hoping to save a nice big chunk for a downpayment..My dilemma is, I live in Edmonton Alberta , houses are at insane rate because of the oil boom , houses are going for 300k+ , As a first time home buyer I just think this is just to big of a step...

I started working in the oilfield right out of high school, from working the rigs, to operating heavy equipment.For the past 6 years I’ve ventured in and out of entrepreneurial journeys trying to escape the brutal lifestyle that oil brings.