Even if it is a corporation the essential nature of the income is not changed either.

I bet not BryanA, anything out of Texas will be weighted heavily for the benefit of large corporate interests, just in time to fend off any future BP Oil suits too.

I'm naturally more friendly with my tenants which helps longevity but when people start to take advantage of you, you gotta see it and take the steps to evict or cut ties while minimizing your losses.

In reading this info, I saw oil as only a small problem, actually, that MAY be fixable.

My local area is oil field related also small town (8,000).

Others aren't as direct, so interject my questions at natural points within our dialogue.I strongly agree with Rob: "It's not the house, it's the seller".

BarnumAt that rate, the snake oil salesmen...I mean RE Gurus, will be around for some time.

Reminds me of when just after the TV show Dallas ended, Larry Hagman was pitching an investment in an oil fund.

Your buyers will also know that you are flipping either a contract or property due to the nature of the transactions.

But most beneficial is that as a conditioner, clean all impurities (particles) of carbon your engine and of course, more life to the oil.