My impression is it is tied to the oil market so likely Tulsa is doing just fine.

There are gaps around the old furnace oil pipes on the South side near the crawl space wall.

He will be imposing more restrictions and controls in the US and thereby making Canadian oil more competitive again.

I am only suggesting this cause I've seen you post before, not offering anything cause I got nothing but have you looked at private credit, private debt, acreage investing, direct oil investments(via wells through syndications but different than these REI ones)?

The only snake-oil salesmen who are real is the ones that will get you by the hand and show you how it is done.Joe Gore

Tenant pays own utilities including his forced air oil fired furnace.

Certainly no shortage of housing options to choose from and an interesting oil based economy there.

These areas have had good rental appreciation in the last few years.Hoping that oil stabilizes in a profitable range so the oil companies keep hiring keeping rental demand high!

If you do go retail, stick with businesses that will always be around like oil change centers, convenience stores, gas stations (for now), and hospitality (restaurants, hotels, etc).If you haven't already, listen to Grant Cardone's podcast here on BP.

If oil rebounds, and the Texas Central Railway is built, I'd expect massive growth over the next ten years.