I am worried the construction jobs will be gone as they are already building ghost cities. 24% of homes in China that are hooked up to the electrical grid are not pulling any energy.

PM office ( owned by contractor)  parking lot surrounded in razor wire front window bullet proof with slide draw like a prison to put your rent into .I got out of their when I followed my TK company to INdy.. houses not as nice but areas not as mean. 

I love his energy  but don't have a lot of money.

I have a 9-5 and three kids which makes things a little challenging (owner occupied off the table), but I am very excited to join a community with so much positive energy and information.

Total waste of energy.  

Day to day job is as an Engineer for a Oil & Gas Company in Houston's Energy Corridor, given the current market conditions I see Real Estate as a future way of diversifying my income.  

Now im set to close next week and the banks attorney sent my attorney the hud stating that the buyer is responsible for paying water/sewer bills because it is "occupied". has anyone had a similar issue relating to this and if so did you negotiate out of paying it or did you just have to bite the bullet and pay it?

Dont have much experience but i would bite the bullet and wait for more permanent tenents.

I can't speak to the issues of other markets that are energy heavy.

Looks like I'll bite the bullet and pay it.