I was thinking of getting one, house is 100 year old I would be putting it on and is oil heat.

I analyze what I have to do versus what I am saving.For example with changing your oil by the time you do it, get dirty, and have to dispose of the oil it takes more time and only saves you a few bucks.

In addition, the building uses oil heat.  

I currently have about 100 plus contacts of guys who make 200k a year, and are looking for other streams of income (go look at oil prices).I need help with proper research, establishing property values.   

Roofs in my area are pretty steep, not many contractors and most folks try to get oil field jobs that pay $30 an hour and up. 

Does anyone have any insight on how the recent layoffs and closings of several oil field companies are affecting the real estate market in Alberta Canada.

My grandmother is one of these people to me, she buys essential oils, and quarter collections, humidifiers and dehumidifiers cause somehow having both running is better than having neither. 

And the small desert oil towns have their own RE cycles based on recessions, booms and which fields get opened and closed.Prices were not out of control late1990s.  

If I paint over old wallpaper and cut the seams and repair and use a oil base if that easier than removing the wallpaper.What do you any of you suggest?

Hello everyone I've always been interested in real estate investment I currently work in the oil field industry I want a change and don't want to end up working under the sun for the next five years so my question is how do I start I currently have around 10 grand saved no bills except apartment I read bigger pockets book on little or no money down should I enter the real estate business by doing lease option or purchase multi family with an fha loan ?