Chris has researched, advocated and built numerous energy efficient (Green) homes, while implementing a variety of sustainable and eco-friendly (zero waste) construction.

green, blue, and purple.  

Yeah it's seemed a little strange but out here in my area that would a normal occurrence.I looked at the map and there were no red zones at all, only orange and green.

A couple of other parcels I saw go were the space in a cloverleaf interchange and some dedicated green space that a developer managed to isolate to a dedicated parcel. 

Am I doing soothing wrong?  

By doing this you will begin to understand values and what it takes to be successful in this business.Also, you might want to try the 50 house rule (from Bill (Tycoon) Green's book). 

And they are interested in sustainable green way of life... there is SO much to do outside.

;. somebody suggestions a tiny house communitiy. i did a google and i LOVE LOVE them for my area and the green movement... the local colleges and intern dr.s.

I have also found a few agents that are willing to work with me...even knowing I'm green.

The darker green states are among the most tax friendliest states.http://www.kiplinger.com/tool/retirement/T055-S001...Georgia image: http://www.kiplinger.com/tool/retirement/T055-S001...Profile of one of the Most Tax-Friendly States for RetireesOne of Kiplinger's top ten most tax-friendly states for retirees, the Peach State is a peachy tax environment for retirees.