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We are not reliant on any particular industry, compared to a city like Houston, with its dependence on the oil industry.

I work in the oil and gas and telecommunications industry as a geoscientist and some of my work is offshore. 

I live in Alaska where the economy is largely affected by oil prices.

This home needs a complete rehab and is heated by oil.

Anthony,The Houston market has been hit quite hard by declining oil prices. 

In all likelihood this loan is a lemon and you should leave it along.  

This includes fractional ownership interests (tenant-in-common interests), Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs), water rights, air rights, mineral rights, certain types of oil and gas investments, etc. 

I've been paying the oil company about $380/year for a service contract that involves the company sending a technician out whenever there is a problem.

I work as a mechanical engineer for an oil refinery here in town where I was offered my first job out of college.