Because ethanol production requires a significant amount of energy, and most energy in the US is produced from coal, the small reduction in CO2 and other polluting emissions from burning ethanol versus gasoline will be more than offset by the power needed to produce the ethanol.

I think I'd just get overwhelmed to do both.But those numbers blow anything I have seen in Mass away.

Hence the separation of powers in our Constitution.

I'll admit he did add a bit of his star power to the mix.

As a novice, I'm not sure if there are other ways to acquire another property without my buying power.

My local power company will give me a free electric water heater if I switch over from gas.

After listening to some podcasts I've ordered a few books and have been slowly consuming the over whelming amount of information on the site.Thanks for taking the time to read my introduction!

I am the guy that gets the call at 2 AM when the alarm company sees that the power "blinked off" for a second, the one that the tenants call to complain when the common hallway is not clean enough (because of the group of kids that just walked out of the sandwich franchise that threw trash everywhere), etc.

What you'll find at first may overwhelm you but I assure you everyone here is very generous with their knowledge so feel free to ask. :)

Jon C, As a fresh college grad, the classes that continually challenged me to think about real estate in new ways were monetary economics (dry subject, but powerful to learn how money can work for you) and basic Economics classes.