Can you harvest the water for reuse?

Start from that attitude and then see what you can do to whittle that bill down with strategic allocation and deductions.If you're invested in the stock market, you might also talk with your CPA or an investment advisor about the possibility of using a tax-loss harvesting strategy to lock in taxable losses on stocks that have dropped in value and then replacing them with other highly-correlated stocks to preserve your market exposure.

There is no way to harvest those tiles for reuse. 

A personal residence can be profitable but I think it's mostly folly to think of it as an investment, unless you stay put long enough to realize long-term gains *or* live in a rapidly appreciating market that allows for equity harvest @Michael Swann. 

Plant the seed, cultivate the relationship then harvest.

Trees are very productive I harvested over 500 lbs of Avocados last year for our own eating.

Did you use first class on the first batch and switch to standard after harvesting the bounced addresses to skip trace?

That is essentially no different than appreciation on a rental property (I will ignore 'equity harvesting' and similar strategies).

Hope you mailed first class on your first batch to harvest the valuable bounces.

The reality is that the broker in a traditional sale would not work as hard and would be extremely skeptical that they may end up sewing all the seeds but not reaping the rewards of the harvest.