That's probably about right. That area is expensive and housing is hard to find. That's why I came to San Angelo.
I got the call today! Starting work in the oilfields
Discussion in 'Oilfield Trucking Forum' started by RSQ Diver, Aug 8, 2013.
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So, if I'm okay with those prices is it still hard to find a 1x1?
The reason I ask is that on other boards people are saying they can't find anything under 1k and calling the market impossible. I got the impression that they were just refusing those prices....not that nothing was available.Last edited: Oct 10, 2013
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I hope that I can also receive that call from the company that I've been applied.
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Wow. That really makes me nervous. Their hiring process is taking a really long time. I thought I'd be able to use the relocation bonus to actually get a place since waiting has me tapped out. But you have to get a place and then it takes 2 weeks to get it?? That sounds pretty close to impossible. I wish I would have known that. I really don't know what this means for me now...
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If possible take a rv down to midland/odessa area. There are rv parks down there and prices range from 300-500 a month with electricity and water paid. Much cheaper than what an apartment would cost.
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sanook Thanks this.
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I applied with sunoco logistics on saturday and got a call yesterday. i said i was still interested and the lady wanted a copy of my school transcript. i emailed it to her and today she called and said they would like to interview me next tuesday. i am applying at the elk city, oklahoma location.
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