It has the downsides of being somewhat invested in oil and being vulnerable to hurricanes, but from what I've read both of these downsides are mitigated by Houston having a pretty broad job market nowadays, and buying homes outside of flood zones.

That coupled with the supply chain problems and the Ukraine-Russian war effect upon grain prices and oil prices suggest that we will be in for a bumpy ride for a bit. 

For example, here in Northern NJ, it's common to inspect for in-ground oil tanks during the inspection process.Fourth, the agent needs to provide excellent client service to out of state clients. 

But oh, let's listen to the Republican crowd who is basically bought and paid for by the insurance companies, oil companies and other large corps that are killing you off in other ways for your dollar.

We'll know what BP is, however to most of the world it's a big oil company that had a huge spill last year.

The older victorians you have major issues because of age.Knob and tube wiring,galvanzied pipes,foundation issues,asbestos,oil heating tanks,mold,radon,etc.How many other properties are in your name??

wood, electric baseboard in some rooms, oil furnace which is a lennox giant behemoth that does not look like it is in working order.

The seller had decided to not keep oil in the house, so the boiler ran out of oil and the cast iron heat exchanger froze.

However, if it goes through there will be a boom similar to the one when the oil pipeline was built.  

To answer your question, Alberta has more oil in tar sands than all of Saudi Arabia.