Knowing that aside from new builds, approaches may be limited to materials selection (targeting local and low/zero VOC materials), green cleaning products and potentially incorporating low maintenance landscaping (natives, xeriscaping, polycultures to mimic nature so they don't need regular trimming/maintenance), what else have you seen/used? 

Given the natural flow the need to have investments managed upon completing a financial plan, many RIAs offer FP services.

Deep Creek is a beautiful location.

Guam looks like a beautiful place! 

It is quite natural when a tenant is supposed to leave and doesn't respond to a landlords call, that a landlord goes over to HIS OR HER property and check to see if the tenant has moved.  

There are some beautiful spots in the Verde Valley including Cornville, Camp Verde, and Cottonwood.

In my opinion there are naturals in this business.  

most homes i flip are historic in nature..however, i've only actually done one in an official historic district....in my area, they'd love you..you don't want to change the outside is like saying you want to keep the original essence of the house...the historic district in charlotte doesn't care what you do on the inside..they only care what it looks like from the street..my struggle with them was that i was adding a 1500 sq ft second story addition

Also the line blurs quickly when lending to a natural person as a hard money lender.

First is the price versus value comment which is semantic in nature.