I moved to pursue work in the Oil Industry.

While oil prices may go up in the short term, the increase will be capped I think due to massive shale capacity and increased alternatives.

We've averaged one house a year, and bought the first one in 2014, right when oil prices peaked before tumbling down.

Also, some multifamily properties have separate utilities (water, electric, gas/oil) and some don't.

My cousin has olive and lemon orchards running along the side of a steep mountain in Achaia, Greece.

Once you continue going a little further East into lemon grove, spring valley, la mesa, etc.. your options will continue to open Happy to help LMK if you need more info 👍🏻

As long as there are uneducated investors, there will be gurus selling their snake oil.

You have been weathering a cyclical oil price and employment storm in your area for a while now.You deserve many more good days!

I've got a demanding full-time job at a startup and am burning the midnight oil listening to BP podcasts, scouring Redfin and Zillow and talking to anyone who knows anything about the Los Angeles market.

Hi BP,I'm looking at a HUD property with BURIED OIL TANK and may also need MOLD Remediation in the garage and another room.My bigger concern is potential Oil tank leaks and soil remediation that can run thousands of $s.