Large private water companies (those with revenues of at least $250,000) are regulated by the Public Service Commission (PSC) and subject to the Home Energy Fair Practices Act (HEFPA).

I have spent a lot of time and energy trying to get to this point and want to really hit the ground running.

I am looking for a job that requires less hours and energy so I can spend more time analyzing and pursuing deals until eventually I reach financial freedom (let's call it passive 10k a month) and can quit my day job to further expand my real estate business.

if people would put as much energy into making themselves financeable, as they do making up strange one off, highbred, creative deal, smoke and mirror, hide the note structuring, the world would be a better place...IMHO.

For example, below is a comparison between the statewide energy cost in California vs.

The energy many people have here throughout BP is infectious! 

Finally, 2 yrs later as prices kept going up, we bit the bullet after my husband convinced me that we're either "in the game or not."

Not only that, but it all my coworkers hate their job as well so it is a continuous cesspool of negative energy.

I would put the energy there, unless you really want to go after him, then do it :)

If the house is owned out right and you just don’t have the time, money or energy to get it up to market value, selling it at a discount sounds good.