Sadly, from what I see and read, little effort is made by the Biggerpockets community and RE investors at-large to go "green" unless there's a payback.Well, I can tell you as a Green Builder and Educator, building or remodeling in an environmentally conscious way, adds more benefits than mere dollars.

If the seller understands the risks and everything else looks good I'd say move forward with a clear conscious.

I guess they figure when people shop online they are more price conscious.  

I figure that price-conscious tenants would feel the same way.

This just mitigates the risk that a renter will expose the material to too much moisture because they aren't going to be as conscious about it as a homeowner may be. 

Perhaps your deepest feelings are in conflict with your more conscious preferences.

“Meanwhile, the masses are convinced that master’s degrees and doctorates are the way to wealth, mostly because they are trapped in the linear line of thought that holds them back from higher levels of consciousness…The wealthy aren’t interested in the means, only the end.”    

I am weighted more towards debt and preferred equity deals.So far, only one investment is not performing, and in that situation, it is some weird internal situation (too many cooks at the sponsor) and from what I can tell, not a problem with the actual property.These investments were a conscious decision for me to allocate away from my stock portfolio and after I made the first couple of investments, I decided that the only way for this to make a lot of sense was to get a big portfolio fast in different cities across the country.

A deeper part of my consciousness grabbed on to that and it started a tiny spark. 

I’ve since made a conscious decision to let go of my ego, live in my truth, and learn how to become more vulnerable.