Ratios, cost per sf, equipment, who maintains what, market movements, zoning compliance, environmental impacts ... 

Don't for one minute think you will not still need to make the conscious decision on a daily bases to spend time with family.

I currently own an environmental company, but I'm looking to diversify and real estate has long been a passion of mine. 

A landlord conscious state, unlike Illinois. 

I will consciously be keeping my Government-backed student loans and purchasing buy and holds to make my payments for the next 20 years.

You're stuck with costly environmental cleanup if you get one of these.

Hassan,Vacant Gas Stations = tough sell for environmental reasons.

I might be on to something :-)I’m just curious about what would be involved in developing the site—things like environmental impact studies, human-derived biohazard containment, storm water management, below grade engineering studies and stuff like that.

I'm just wondering if this collective consciousness that has taken over the media is not seeping into BP next.

A little more about myself - I studied Environmental Engineering in college, but currently work to help commercial office buildings get LEED and/or ENERGY STAR certified (mostly large, class A in Chicago, but also smaller/suburban and across the United States).