I just had my painter look at my floors that I am going to repaint and he said oil based is a must on the floor, it'll last a lot longer.

I believe my area will be the fasted growing non-oil county in the Country.

The downstairs unit is currently on oil and the system is currently functioning but the tank has corrosion and the furnace is in rough shape.

@Nick MorrisThe feedback you've received here so far is invaluable, especially from good folks like @Jay Hinrichs , @Brian Burke , @Mike Dymski, & @Ian IppolitoIn addition to that, for me, what it comes down to:No matter what you want to invest in: stock market, oil, gold, real estate, or something else - you must do your DD!

There is another offer that went stale from COVID that was in the "mid-300s".When I walked the property, I noticed a number of issues with the property that would come up at inspection at which time I would ask for a price deduct; I estimated this around $27k (needs boiler, new electric service, old foundation that needs demo, underground oil tank...)Should I consider those deduction in my initial offer or should I wait until we are under contract and allow the inspection report to bring them up?

She also used my good olive oil as...well, you know

Oil worker country :) It did not require any repairs by the investor. 

The only thing I'm not crazy about is that the heat is not paid by the tenants (everything else is though) and it's oil heat.

In my city, everything is extremely reliant on oil prices.

With the crash of oil im looking at new ventures.