I put in 100K towards repairs, no oil tank issues and sold it for $250K.

A solid occupied house/ADU on Orange Ave, a BRRRR single family on Palmetto, a great light rehab on Pendleton, a 1920s flip off market and in progress on Lemon, and most recently a six-plex on Bates.

And now imagine pressing ALL oil exchanges in Rubel, all Saudi oil sales in Ruble.....

Most experienced investors will tell you they have been dealt a lemon and lost money in the real estate game.

We also have mineral acreage which is a type of real estate at the core but that's an oil/gas investment in my opinion.

@Donald FlynnCheck out oil and gas leases.

Never buy any property without having an inspection and appraisal from an uninterested third party, that is just asking for trouble.Even if the company is a great company to deal with, they might have 'lemons', and you want your own people going through the project and numbers.

Pros to this is your long term energy costs go down, depending on the price of gas in your area this may or may not be significant, I did this at my house where we had oil and the system paid for itself in two years.

Whitney" was married twice his 1st wife married him into "The Standard Oil Fortune."

The shale oil fields in the Dakota oil fields sprung up over night and created huge opportunities, then disappeared almost as fast.