I am fluent in Ukrainian, Russian, English, and Polish and speak some French. 

There are relatively few restrictions when a non-consumer is on the receiving end of the transaction.If you are dealing with a LO to a consumer, anything less than 6-months is pretty much fair game.

It says 1224 because that counts only the first floor, but with the second story as well, it is 1878.I see some houses that sold for prices that would make me very happy, but they are in the Historic District right across US 17-92 (French Ave.).

The wife and I are looking at this property tonight, not as a rental, but as a potential new primary residence for us and our children:https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/12161-E-French-...It's not perfect for our family style, but it does have a nice amount of space. 

When I asked for a prospectus, they said "It's in French".

I understand that New York is a "lawyer closing state" and that the lawyers are intimately involved in every step of the process and that they generate an abstract of title before the closing, which apparently goes back to the time of the French-Indian Wars.The lawyer we retained to handle the sale will charge $750 for the abstract search and claims it will take 6 weeks to complete.

Im going to have to spend about 500-1000 to get some french drains and catch basins.  

The bad loans of the Greek people were transferred from the shoulders of the investors in those big national banks to the German, French, Dutch, and Swiss taxpayers.

We're the location for the upcoming World Equestrian Games, being held at the Tryon International Equestrian Center.You can find great artists in the River Arts District using many different mediums for their expression.We have mountain views, hikes, state/national parks, the French Broad River, Kayaking, Fly Fishing, Mountain Biking, good food, beer, and wine. 

I have had great success with French Drains (google) I had a property in Ca and sometimes it rains furiously there and water would literally pour into the basement like someone turned a tap.