I thought maybe we can incorporate the loses from my regular income if that would be to my benefit.

House hacking and doing an FHA loan on a 2-4 unit that with some value-add potential seems to incorporate many of the best wealth growing RE strategies...house hacking (someone else pay your mortgage), FHA loan (as little as 3.5% down payment), 2-4 unit (allows the house hack option and provides greater potential for cash flow compared to one unit SFR), and value-add (to force equity/appreciation).

Searching the forum you'll find a couple of people that use PayPal.However, I think you'll also find those of us that run our business like a business... and not a hobby, will have moved to incorporating processes, procedures, and standards for a reason. 

Around 65% of Fortune 500 companies are incorporated there as of 2014 and there's approximately twice as many corporations based in Delaware than actual Delawareans. 

It is up to you to incorporate such information however you see fit.

Maybe a better angle would be to approach developers who will incorporate the "green technology" into their new projects.

I also just checked out the podcasts and am going to start incorporating some of those into my rotation.

(pressure treated wood contains pesticides)Solar hot water heater or on demand tankless Low flow faucet fixtures and toiletsNon-VOC (volatile organic chemicals) paint, caulks and sealantsReverse osmosis household water filtration systemRecycled tile, bamboo or cork wood flooring with non-toxic underlayment, or natural fiber carpeting (most standard laminate and carpeting contains toxic sealers and chemical treaments/dyes)Greywater recycling system for plumbing

If you're going to do something and you can incorporate green for not much difference, and it will show for a marketing advantage, I'd do that.

with the recent decrease in corporate taxes, it makes a lot of sense.