I want to be in a position that allows me to make my carbon footprint on this Earth as huge as possible however environmentally friendly as possible be able to help people 2 mm true that 20% of the bad that is out there in those neighborhoods that has to be a niche market to allow for the 80% to thrive and grow and improve for a market on any level on any Street in any City or for any part of the country at least that's my somewhat naive opportunistic ideas and I cannot be the only one that shares that idea or vision. 

What do I need to know when checking out land like this when it comes to environmental and usability concerns?

Energy/Environmental Consultant8.

This forum is an opportunity to connect and talk about how we can combine, real estate, financial freedom and environmental stewardship.

If so, entities such as your State environmental agency and the U.S.

You could have environmental risk.

Main items are age of building, type of roofing system, does it have heavy power, are the floors rated for heavy loads, loading docks, drive in doors, truck access, rail access, public utilities, credit worthiness of the current tenants, long term leases vs. short term, any environmental issues, etc...

If it's a mechanic shop and you're looking to change the use you're going to have to spend some money and you could even run into environmental issues.

With so many more environmental regulations in the world could this affect the property and your wallet down the road?

Because we have so many deals that are coming down the pipeline, and because a very small percentage of deals make it through the strict criteria we have, and even fewer go to sale, we can't get a full report for each property we're researching.Are there any online resources for historical environmental issues with properties or any possibly hazardous additions like new underground tanks etc?