Now we have two things: favorable environmental conditions and low cost of living.Plenty of fresh water, land to grow food and expand housing and moderate to cool climate.

Although, environmentally I'm not a fan of desalination, this is likely the best option- and we will need other solutions, as well.

This includes looking at the person’s medical, work, cultural and environmental history.Short-term asbestos exposure involves incidents that last less than a few days.

Even small mixed use requires business knowledge beyond that of residential, you need to basically understand the business your tenant is in, environmental concerns, hazards, basically what your tenant does and what risks they may pose will determine if they will be successful or if you'll be empty.

I work full time for an environmental construction company and have a huge interest in real estate so figured it would be good way to get started and open up some doors in the industry. 

Among many, particularly if you're using debt for your project, you'll want a phase 1 environmental report, a geotechnical report to ensure the soils are stable, possibly wetlands report and endangered species if you really want to get into it, an ALTA survey and an extensive title search.

I hope do more micro farms that make economic and environmental sense.

This is actually what I do in my "day job," environmental consulting and development consulting for solar, oil & gas, real estate, etc.100 acs is a good size for utility scale solar.

The best you would be able to get is a Letter of Environmental Protection, which tells everyone you did illegal work then hired a licensed deleader in to fix it.

Proper and timely changing of filters should minimize any buildup, but environmental issues can be an important factor.