Most of the “human waste” is turned into fertilizer which can be used for plants.

Quote from @Vincent Plant: Have clear documentation of everything.

@Skye Penland    I think DFW still looks strong....depending on your views I heard something the other day that I had not ever heard of before or thought of before, but one really good economic advisor said...if you are a company looking to put in a manufacturing plant, or some other type of business, do you want to go to NY, NJ, CA, Chicago, etc...that are very labor friendly or do you want to go to a right to work state like Texas?   

Quote from @Vincent Plant: I purchased each for $62K.

The owner of the lot calls me up later letting me know that there is concrete batch plant (CBP) permit pending on the adjacent lot which shares the common boundary. 

Project Phoenix is complete and it was packed yesterday. 29 Palms tends to draw more of a party crowd and has a lot less desert plants.

A nice shower curtain, rug, painting, plant, and towels, could achieve an even better effect than painting out the walls and cabinet. 

Most plants here, are still using his designs.

There are also a dozen plus desal plants in the works as well as the largest in North America coming online any day down in SD.

The recent Mazda plant announcement caught my attention, and then I heard a Real Wealth Network guest talk glowingly about the state.