Inverness and Citrus county are just going nuts with prices on a serious rise, DAILY!

There are several items on the checklist that I would consider low hanging fruit and many more that would have first cost increases, but life cycle benefits.As noted above all Federal Projects require LEED Certification.

@David Nolan I thought I would put some more SPECIFICS to your comments about what would happen to investments back in 2008, as I stated previously I had written about steady appreciation in the Bay Area in other posts, but here it is in a nut shell: 1) 1997 Purchased 2 bed 2.5 bath row home $298,500 sold in 2004 $616,0002) 2000 Purchased 3 bed 2.5 bath zero lot single family home $699,000 sold in 2006 $838,0003) 2003 Purchased 3 bed 2 bath single family home for $1,095,000, added 1000 sqft for $500,000 in 2004, refinancing appraisal done this month for $3,200,000.4) Late 2012 Purchased 4 plex, all 1/1 units for $840,000 appraised this month for cash out refinancing for $1,500,000. 

Enjoy the fruits of your labor/sacrifice.

Tweekers are completely nuts!

and make sure you try an atemoya - it's a little green bumpy fruit that you can't generally get here.

That's deflation, inflation, hyperinflation, stagflation in a nut shell and the arguments for each.  

Also, get as much automated as possible, like paying bills, Meter readings, etc.Good luck, I took over my family's property 5 years ago(my dad is still alive) and it was nuts at first.

Direct mail still works - those old timers are not on the internet - you can't even get internet at my father in laws house, he does not have it and their is no signal to the cell phone, he doesn't even know it drives the grandkids nuts.  

James - everyone says they have a soups to nuts operation.