You need to put all your energy and resources ($)  into to get good results.

Instead of real estate prices climbing upwards due to the easing (like they did last time), we will be seeing food and energy prices increasing this go around, not real estate and stocks.Don’t get me wrong, I love listening to Peter, I’m buying metals right now along with real estate because I think they will increase dramatically again like they did in the last disaster.

Just rambling on this post, but as of today I’m convinced more than ever I need to focus more time and energy on OUT OF THE BOX sourcing strategies to drum up deal flow if I’m going to maintain my parameters and motto.

I commute 120 miles a day and this car reduces my energy fee per day from on average $12.83 to $4.33, all tolls being equal.

After working 9+ hrs some days and weekends its tough to get the energy to keep demoing a basement bath or to work on the house.

Also, keep in mind if you replace older windows with low-e "green" windows that is a selling point. 

Besides being not very energy efficient, plexiglass is very impact resistant meaning, in a fire you/the fire department would need to literally knock the window out of the frame to get out/in VS breaking the glass out with a tool/chair.  

It was unique for the area because it was across the street from a golf course and in a desirable community but it was an older community with newer, energy efficient homes near by.

It was affectionately nicknamed Cabrini-Green by the local cop due to the condition and a few of the tenants inhabiting the building. 

So, anyone do this successful and have any suggestions about tax credits/ selling energy credits/ companies to use?