Have you considered adding commercial energy brokering as a value added service for your commercial customers/prospects?

It's high energy and loads of fun after days filled with evaluating numbers on deals and talking to buyers and sellers....We land these gigs because my husband used to be an auctioneer himself (which he sorely misses) so it's good fun from time to time when we get called in to help out.

Is it energy star or green built with extra attention paid to the building envelope, and conservation?

If you have any questions or concerns run them by me before you make a decision and it will save you time and energy.

I have recently shifted my business energies to my first love “Real Estateâ€.

If you are talking about pure flips with no rehab, it all depends on:•How well you know the current area market•How good your negotiator is•How good your listing agent is at establishing a true value for a quick sale•If the market is stable, rising or falling•How good of a job you do in communicating with sellers, agents, buyers, etc.•Working with lenders to finance your C buyer is a must•How efficient and fast you are in managing the flow of needed documents, etc.•The work load of the lender•Is there PMI•The investor that owns the loan•Murphy’s Law can hit you at any time!

If those things aren't enough to convince people to start adopting alternative energy sources, well, we deserve what we get...

I want to find the most efficient ways to research property info and status.

I am just trying to focus my energies on finding deals, and outsource the negotiations.

Here is an article about the efficiency of National Health Care,http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,539943,00.html