They would also be a good resource for different energy reduction programs and benefits.Seattle tends to be thought of as a fairly green city but there's still a lot of room for improvement.

I realize my question is very broad, but I am completely green, and at this point I'm just looking to find some sort of answer as to why when I'm looking on MLS or Kijiji, that I honestly don't know what I'm looking at or looking for to pick out the good opportunities from the not so good ones.I wish there were a better way to word my questions but any information would help tremendously, thank you ahead of time!

Obviuosly I want to structure a win/win deal but I am green in the seller finance area of real estate.

Hello all, I am totally green to real estate investing and I can't wait to get my feet wet. 

Hi,I stumbled across this site the other day and was pleasantly surprised with the advice, guidance and humility of the members here. I have been interested in Real Estate Investing for quite some time with the idea o...

We had an offer on the first day at 200k cash.     5 "seasoned investors" told me no before I found a green investor that helped me do it.   

Its an awesome neighborhood that has its own little lake, play areas for kids, green space, etc.  

@Jason Kha Is it the green one that is boarded up?

Hey @Taylor Green In my opinion, I believe you could make a case about several different degrees out there being beneficial primarily because real estate is so multifaceted that knowledge from different disciplines in one way or another can aid in helping your investment decisions.

Hey everyone,I had a question (which will show just exactly how green I am to all this) regarding contracts.