Its really that simple if you want to see some energy show them the money.

I would think the first two ways you gave would be more cost efficient, or no?

If you call your electric and gas company (or companies, if separate), they should be able to give you some information about the relative cost of baseboard heat vs. alternatives.Baseboards are nearly perfectly efficient, in terms of what percentage of the electricity gets converted to heat.

People are really beginning to see that the government cannot create jobs nearly as efficiently as the Private Sector.There are a myriad of other reasons, but let's face it, Obama's honeymoon is OVER.

The price quoted seems OK to me; since I usually end up with natural gas-fired heat rather than the electric systems you seem to be getting you might have to adjust a bit for different energy source.I'm surprised that you are being told "no permits needed" for this.

I see such phrases at the site as "It costs alot of money to be right", etc. and to avoid court and the energy it takes.

Or do you think its ok and efficient?

I know you can go through public records and look for liens but that can be pretty time consuming for the amount of houses you need to go through.Any ideas on these cherry picking strategies or thoughts on how to make our preforeclosure searches more efficient?

Healthy living, low energy utilitiy bills.

If they are all the same lender / servicer, then you may be able get everything accomplished fairly efficiently.