They know I will use them again, and can't/won't use them if I get a lemon.

the bubble "pop" ain't happening. when you've got a decrease in home prices not seen since the depression, it's bound to come back up.I find it comical where everybody fears a bubble yet at this time last year I was speaking of how we will see a double digit increase soon. all of the "BP nation" told me I was on drugs and that "the experts" don't expect that for some time.I hear a lot about the govt being in debt & I agree - they're incompetent fools yet the value of this country - just based upon precious metals, oil, etc puts us at an infinite number. we ain't going anywhere.and let's just say the housing market does crash. good!

After the short-lived oil boom that ended 2 years ago there have been an unbelievable amount of foreclosures, which means an unbelievable rental increase in the area. 

Halfway through a second semester I was offered a job in the oil industry as a Field Engineer for Schlumberger Well Services.

I'm wondering if we will see a small uptick and then a downturn in 2018...which will more or less follow the oil price predictions?

You could buy used and potentially mistreated vehicles and have them painted and tuned up before putting them into service in the hopes that there won't be expensive repairs lurking beneath the surface (PS - there will eventually be a lemon which could potentially ruin your whole business).

Although the paint looked great in the unit I ended up painting EVERYTHING with Kilz oil based paint.

What is the relationship between local housing and the price/profitability of oil?

We have had so MANY lemonades turns into lemon aid that our entire business plan has evolved in the last 3 years.This is an amazing place because the only thing everyone agree with is real estate.

We plan on adding elctric heat in leu of the oil heat it has.