CIC also has a loan product that will allow you to get money to reduce the energy consumption of your buildings.

That's .69 million barrels of oil less than our current consumption.

I havent been to the past events but as long as there is an agenda and sharing of valuable information I am sure it would be successful.Preference is once a monthSaturday 11AMSouthwest area (Sugar Land, Missouri City, Stafford)

But don't keep saying Kool aid isn't sugar water when it is.

Of course I am biased but I think Detroit's Midtown, New Center, East Jefferson, Corktown, West Village, Milwaukee Junction, Sugar Hill district, Eastern Market District, Detroit Medical Center, and soon Northend are where any investor stands to get a really great return on their investment since comparatively speaking these neighborhoods are hot and prices are still relatively tame compared to other cities seeing similar growth. 

Start charging water to tenants, the bill has gone very high lately so I am thinking about charging water after I renew the lease flat small fee so they are aware about consumption and be mindful. why should I pay for tenant's water?

As such I’ve been scattered all over various suburbs where I see employment centers and good schools, such as Katy, Sugar Land, Cypress, Pearland (I meant Pearland), and Friendswood.

There is only 1 in the Sugar Land area. 

I know that areas close to the resorts are the best, Sugar Loaf as an example.

No one answers the several times I stopped by to knock, but the electric company says there is consumption and someone's living there.