Comments on: Does that house come in green?

High energy prices, global warming worries and health concerns are driving the rise of green real estate services.
Images: Realtors turn green

[lingsun]

Who cares? It's a waste of money.

Trying to go green is a big waste of money. It takes forver to recoup the money, if ever. Of course, it does make a liberal feel that they saved the planet.

[My-Self]

A waste of money ?

Some never learn, but you can try:

http://www.greenroofs.com/pdfs/ppr-colbond0407.pdf

[tomtermite]

Green? Ha, easy. I did it in 6 mo.

I did it. Read about it here. http://www.bluedog.net/weblog/termini/Issues/GoingGreen/

[gentlewarrior13]

No waste actually

Its not a waste of time and money my brother. In fact, watch this new place I am at and in the near future you will see some things launch out of this place that will cut time to market and severly ccut costs almost immediately for the ROI. Come tell me what you think of the Cloud House Im at - http://www.12volthouse.com

Enjoy!

GW

[timinraymond]

Think before posting.

People investing in renewable energy are not, for the most part, concerned with cost.
"Money" is not something that *can* be wasted, it is a construct. Modern "money" is not even MONEY at all. The best thing one can do with fiat money is to get RID of it as quickly as possible.
Also, the days of cheap energy are OVER, so spending "money" on renewable energy is one of the most intelligent things an individual can possibly do. "Alternative" energy is getting less expensive; fossil fuels will only increase in price.
THINK before you post kiddo.

[sam9001]

I am Louisiana's first "GREEN" Realtor!

I am Louisiana's "Green" Realtor and to my surprise, I am the first! I have been researching this and found this article and felt it was necessary for me to respond. I am new at this and I am interested in getting as much feedback as possible from people currently in the industry...

Setareh
Century 2000 Real Estate
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