The two larger cities were hard hit due to oil prices.  

For example "No cooking grease, oil, animal meat bones, pasta, rice, any other substance down the garbage disposals except apple and carrot peels and liquids with no solid matter such as juice and soda" and "no vaping and smoking of any tobacco product, marijuana or any substance" on the property, including the backyard"  

I would say that mineral rights in Oregon, unless they are in gold mining territory, may not be worth as much a mineral rights in Oklahoma where they are on full tilt with oil and gas exploration.A small portion of my mineral rights are paying a small dividend.

We use Murphy's Oil Soap first to clean floors, let dry then apply Rejuvenate. 

You can also change oil in your car and cut your own hair, as long as you know what you're doing.

We work in the following areas in South Florida.Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, Miami Beach and the Keys.

The owner isn't able to provide docs to show that there is no oil tank.My understanding is that newer houses/duplexes won't have any oil tank, but is the $300 sweep worth the peace of mind?

Squeaky wheel get the oil, get on the city council agenda for that month and tell them you are trying to clean up and bring in more houses and increase the city tax base plus those new houses will add to the water and sewer and trash base.

I know people using oil paying $600 per month and people on NG paying $150 a month.  

And then there is oil.