Instead, I'm saying the track is covered with oil in some places, and maybe a sinkhole or two around the blind corners, so now is not a good time for racing.

They are sister cities on the border and because of the oil fields in ND the cities are expanding quite rapidly but they are not only reliant on oil fields either.

Example. in Jersey, if you have an oil tank in the ground that you failed to inspect prior to buying the property, and have it re-inspected only to find out that you need to pay 20K-30K to remove it, that would destroy your entire deal.I wouldn't stress too much about it, just keep searching.

Hispanics tend to cook in a way that generates a LOT of steam/moisture and ventilation can be compromised.

.; the vacating tenant might just let the first deadbeat they find sign the lease), so I'd only recommend this strategy if you really trust the tenant who's leaving, and you have a well-oiled screening process for the new tenant.

If is much better for sealing orders then any of the other oil base primers such as Kilz. 

none of you guys are going to wait and see how the housing market reacts to the oil layoffs and higher interest rates?

Does anyone here have experience buying properties with buried, out of use oil tanks?

It could be an Airbnb investor, a retired couple, a newly married couple, a widower, a LGBT couple, a property management company, a wealthy Arabian with oil money, a wealthy central American with drug money, etc.You're selling your property, period. 

But, that's just my personal oil pinion.