Phoenix already recycles a lot of waste water, but most of it is used for cooling the Palo Verde nuclear power plant to the west of the city, the largest in the US and the only one of it’s kind not located on a body of water.

@Anthony Holloway I’ve had success in Huntsville Al, good landlord laws, great employment with Red Stone Aresenal, Toyota/Mazda plant, NASA, etc.

We have had a bad drought and I simply did not have the time to plant and irrigate it to get back into good condition. 

About that time, the plant I was working in shut down so I had to make a quick decision about whether to find another job there or move back to my home state.

@Ryan Yee good thoughts from John Warren. 31k sounds very high for just the power plant

We let tenants plant gardens where the pool areas were and the tenants love the gardens.

I'm working full time as an engineer in a manufacturing plant, and I am determined to pursue a multifamily house-hack.

Want farmers to stop growing coca in Columbia, hello chip-plant.

Amazons new plant is going to do some great things for our economy as well.

A couple of years ago when the regional water deal was being put together by the suburbs and Chamber of Commerce there was going to be money in there (from the suburbs) that would have paid to replace those lines plus upgrade the plant, develop a second intake, and upgrade sewer lines.