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Oh yeahGood luck running from that. Don't expect to find utopia anywhere you may decide to go.
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Oh yeahGood luck running from that. Don't expect to find utopia anywhere you may decide to go.
I should have expanded on my statement, my area has greatly accelerated the amount of greed and local politics to a new level. I can deal with crap, but not from an fat camp of morbidly obese food scarfers (figuratively speaking)Good luck running from that. Don't expect to find utopia anywhere you may decide to go.
Like what I stated about sanctions possibly being lifted starting at the earliest at the end of 2015, with other steps taking place through 2016 for Iran to start producing oil at high output. Though it's all speculation, anything could happen. There are many other international events waiting to happen.
Yeah, realistically I see a steady workflow of oil production in ND as there is a bunch of oil left in the shale, even though it's deeper and harder to extract. Continuing advances in the fracking methods will allow extracting costs to go down making the Bakken shale able to withstand lower oil prices even better. The slow down will allow the area to catch up to demand and stabilize. However, it doesn't justify the vast amount of greed that took place. Even though I was renting my newer house out at the time for a decent amount, it was $1,000 lower than what several people have said I could be getting, whom have included general contractors and a realtor. In the end, I had good renters and it was more than fair for the both of us. The towns have changed drastically, sure it's good for some businesses, as long as it's about the money flowing in for them.And yet production is still steady here in North Dakota. Those with mineral rights may not be making as much money as they once were, but the oil industry is here to stay, it's just too bad that the jobs will be gone until the prices come back. Hopefully sooner than later.
Ryanator, I was in the same boat. People telling me that I should rent my basement apartment out for way more than it would have been worth a couple of years ago. You gouge someone and you're supposed to feel good about it? I don't think so.Yeah, realistically I see a steady workflow of oil production in ND as there is a bunch of oil left in the shale, even though it's deeper and harder to extract. Continuing advances in the fracking methods will allow extracting costs to go down making the Bakken shale able to withstand lower oil prices even better. The slow down will allow the area to catch up to demand and stabilize. However, it doesn't justify the vast amount of greed that took place. Even though I was renting my newer house out at the time for a decent amount, it was $1,000 lower than what several people have said I could be getting, whom have included general contractors and a realtor. In the end, I had good renters and it was more than fair for the both of us. The towns have changed drastically, sure it's good for some businesses, as long as it's about the money flowing in for them.