My clients were ale to give me soft copies of reports and docs that I could open in pdf.

In the heart of central Pennsylvania I am overseeing a 60 unit, multi-family, town home flats project that sets the standard for energy efficient construction 70% higher than a LEED certification.  

Another thing is that many REOs that are a good deal need work and they are often listed as "not being ale to qualify for traditional financing" so it seems it is better to pay the additional points and interest (for the short term) rather than missing out on the deal.

Does this qualify as "uninhabitable" for ALE purposes?  

Will our horse board expenses be covered under ALE even though they don't live inside the uninhabitable home?

I received a call from ALE solutions that they would like to place a tenant - that suffered a fire at their primary residence - on for a six-month lease at my single-family rental property.

Has anyone ever used ALE Solutions?

The contractor is in charge of things like getting materials within 500 miles of the project, % recycled content of the materials, etc.Overall, buildings going for certification typically run alot more expensive due to all the paperwork, control / supervision, consultants, and increased cost of materials.Was told by a LEED AP, "These are high perormance buildings that both help the environment as well as stimulate local economy"All new government buildings are designed to be LEEDs certified but see why a private developer would go for it other than to use it as a marketing tool to their potential inhabitants.

Hi @Daniel A Lee Kim , Welcome!

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