If I were in CA, I'd be setting up green roofs and solar farms on my buildings and selling credits.

My challenge now is to decide on building materials, because we want to do some experimentation in green building/net-zero building without annoying the permitting officials.

You will love all that the site has to offer.To answer your question, it's as simple as searching Tulsa, Oklahoma in the search bar at the top right (I attached a screenshot).

Use the search bar in the top right of the page to search for those threads to find more info on HUBZU or any other REI topic.

@Tyrone Green - I used Rockwell, and the test questions for the actual exam were essentially the exact same as the ones on the online coursework.

My brother in law lives in Fort Green.

If you have $10K saved, you should be able to do a lot for the property to get it in decent condition -- barring any major problems with foundation etc.  

So I used this:http://www.glidden.com/Color/Paint-Colors/Browns-B...And while I do think it is a good idea to use the same colors in all my units, I am occasionally impulsive and I did a kitchen with this color once, just because I liked it:http://www.glidden.com/Color/Paint-Colors/Greens/1...It's not as dark in the large, well-lit kitchen as it seems on my screen.

@Joshua Dorkinundefined and @Brandon TurnerI just listened to Podcast 119 and at the end the Graham Mink suggested a podcast on green building.

@Ronald Perich If you look on your dashboard (the home icon in the top left of the blue bar at the top of the screen), you'll be able to find a feed of all the activity on the site that is being conducted by your colleagues.Here's an image to help you with that: