Does any know of rebates or incentives (not tax incentives) offered by CenterPoint Energy for adding blown insulation into attics of multifamily complexes of 200+ units or more?  

Tenant is responsible for all damage caused by the smoking including, but not limited to, stains, burns, odors, and removal of debris.TENANT(S) using, possessing or selling illegal drugs will be subject to possible eviction.

I think most agents will agree we juggle a lot of different tasks and having these systems in place, will save you time and energy thus allowing you to go out and find more business. 3) Find a niche - Find a specific market or demographic to focus your attention towards.

You pay $30K, and add it back into the deal for $45-60K, with a promise of no/reduced energy bills for the New Owner. 

There are many reasons for this.Yep, I'm 100% with Allan on this one - if you're just starting out, focus ALL of your time, energy & efforts on activities that directly tie on to bringing in cash-flow.

There is more red tape than one can think of with development, so if you don't know what you're doing, you can get burned really bad and really quickly.

I believe for busy people who run other business, syndications are the best options to earn a return while still having the time and energy to focus on your main business.

I contacted CenterPoint Energy last week before posting here. 

I think developing NET Zero Energy Projects is the best and only way to go for better air quality, healthier living, and a more vibrant and modern community.

BP books trump all the Rich Dad books by far, and are positive and not an drain on my energy.