Arizona seems like a decent compromise being that it's within driving distance of CA and provides the warm weather around.

When you're going for seller-financing, you should keep in mind that it usually comes down to compromises like 'my price, your terms' or 'your price, my terms,' etc...

Leaders have no ability to compromise and this leaves crucial issues unsolved.

Subfloors may be compromised, overhead hazzards may be present.

Is there a way to compromise and crate-train them when not supervised?

Not enough compromise.

There is always going to be some level of compromise, but Byran is correct that once you have worked with a smaller bank for a while, they are often able to work with you a little more, as there is less red-tape with these institutions.

Speaker Boehner and Obama will compromise, the republicans will agree to new revenue in the form of closing loopholes (mortgage interest deduction for example) but not higher tax rates, for anybody.

It's up to the selling/buying parties to either find satisfactory evidence to convince the new insurer to eliminate or accept the insurance as offer or further negotiate an acceptable compromise.

That appears to have drainage in the low area probably holding water and compromising the footing under the access door.