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Don't Call it a "Green Home" Unless It's Certified
Friday, October 16, 2009
Yup- you read that right. I attended the 'Color Me Green Understanding within the Lines in the Green Real Estate Business' class for Realtors at NVAR Convention the other day. The first presenter, Julie (can't recall her last name, sorry..) that speak on behalf of EERE (Energy Efficiency Renewable Energy) Department of Energy, said it that "..if you are selling a house that have many of eco-fr...
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