I work on an oil tanker in the Gulf of Mexico for half the year.

It will be interesting to see what the recient drop in oil prices will have on the housing market.  

Ryan Terwilliger I hadn't considered Houston, I was wondering how the economy there had been doing since the changes in the price of oil.

I recommend Ohio, the oil and gas is booming here, there’s a consistent supply of pipeline workers from here and out of state.

That would allow for motor oil and automotive fluids to flow freely into the municipal sewage system.

I could upgrade the units to a Rannai system in order to remove the current $7k oil costs.Cash Flow with Tenants paying heat: $212[Expenses per MLS Listing (Assuming annual)Insurance: $2,033Heat: $6,912Water: $980Snow Expense:350Maintenance:1,650]

The "gurus" that promise to teach you their secrets or promise you'll make $40k in the first month you hire them are simply selling snake oil.

Hey everybody,I recently graduated from Texas A&M in May and landed a solid engineering job in the oil field shortly after.

Hi Oliver.

They have earned it with decades in the business.Just  like an investor over the years has tried to develop a well oiled machine so has the broker/agent with their business model.