I am from Amarillo, TX originally, so being up here in such a dry (environmentally and economically speaking:) definitely makes creative thinking when it comes to investing a necessity.

It would be great to have a business built on the premise that being environmentally friendly/energy efficient is not limited to a select few, and that it can be done in a cost effective manner as well.

Also, I know environmental issues can be a large problem, if anyone has any advice on that subject it would be much appreciated!

How do you feel about properties that have been flipped to become environmentally conscious?

I am currently in a leadership role in an environmental services department at a hospital (housekeeping).  

Oildale is a bit lower class, and the stereotypical renters are less conscious of the upkeep of properties. 

I am currently employed as an environmental engineer at a local consulting firm and spend most of my free time on my mountain bike and my snowboard.I guess I will finish with a question to you all.

I believe Burns Environmental is next to him then who I hired.

DEFECTS: Seller warrants subject property to be free from hazardous substances and from violation of any zoning, environmental, building, health or other governmental codes or ordinances.

You want to know what you're doing before you hand it off to automation - I've been doing this since 2017 and it's still disconcerting to have a lot of communication happening when I'm not consciously aware of it!