I'm a huge environmental guy and love green energy.

@Jack Medford it’s hard to see supply ever catching up with demand in Madison metro due to entitlement constraints, high employment, and lack of raw dirt due to environmental aspects. 

Purchase price: $380,000 Cash invested: $110,000This property is not only designed as an affordable option in the Seattle area but also designed to be environmentally friendly.

I have sourced a companies to provide a phase 1 environmental study, inspection etc. 

Environmental contamination from underground tanks is a big thing.

I will see if they have any environmental record or records of the decommission itself.

My clients have used Texas State Environmental Consulting out of San Marcos, TX.

@Dan Hedges most liens are “blown up” by the tax foreclosure save a few (off the top of my head so don’t quote me - IRS, certain environmental liens).

You will also spend quite a bit of time researching particular units/models eligible for the rebates and then find a local vendor or supplier for those models.However, I am a fan of reducing waste and energy to lessen the environmental impact in a way that balances the investment, but that’s my personal approach.

The problem in part is simply the level of rules to comply with stormwater, water, sewer, fire, egress, traffic, environmental, greenhouse gas ect...are all the same so you need to spend $X but the $Y is going to be much lower than with almost any other asset.