I love how, if MEN* have a hard time expressing and understanding their emotions, they conveniently decide that emotions aren't "appropriate" in business.The supreme irony is, real estate is all about people and relationships, and people are all about emotions.

The Ohio Supreme Court voted to NOT take the case the last time, so the appellate decision stood.

If you are asking about the investment strategy of tracking down owners of overbid funds, claiming the money, and splitting it, that entire strategy was eradicated by a series of Supreme Court decisions and legislative changes.

There is a case pending in the Alabama Supreme Court that will determine how quickly you can file that quiet title lawsuit.

So you can have all the legal documentation in the world, and still the lower court judges will rule against you.As you climb the ladder of courts, going up to appeals court and state supreme court, the rule o law holds more weight. 

A walk-through with my contractors puts this house in supreme condition with 40K.

I can tell you first hand that your psychology will be supremely tested this year.

Finally the Supreme Court has struck down the eviction ban .  

The sob appealed it all the way to the Alabama supreme Court.

Yes, the decision came down from the (conservative majority) Supreme Court and yes, Republicans claim to have been against it all along.