I agree strongly with @Ned Carey  All real estate is local.There is not a uniform national real estate market.Some places are experiencing a boom now, some not, some haven't seen a boom this century.And while interest rates are at historic lows, which should persuade people to load up on the cheap debt before the other shoe falls, the banks stinging from the crash and government regulations have made the qualifications much more difficult. 

Or buying a particular uniform or wardrobe for work. 

Most institutional portfolio lenders use Fannie/Freddie uniform paperwork / deeds of trust / etc, so the stuff you see at the county recorders office can say "Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac" all over it in spite of it being anything but a Fannie/Freddie loan.I've never personally been involved in mortgage-related litigation (knock on wood), the above are my best guesses based on zero formal training or education in law.

So be it - I can't fix stupid.)Yes - we are often so deeply invested in our opinions that when they are challenged we will defend them beyond all reason rather than admit that we are holding an uniformed or otherwise misbegotten opinion.

*Complete walls does not mean they all need to be painted and uniform, the just need to be repaired and areas of repair need to be primed.

In the Alabama Uniform Landlord and Tenant Act, the lease break stipulations are that the renter is required to continue payment until the property is re-rented, and the landlord is required to put in a good faith effort to re-rent the property quickly. 

Other data sets that are valuable are the Bureau of Labor Statistics Current Population survey (CPS), Census Building Permit survey, and FBI uniform crime report. 

Not the one in uniform.

. :-) That is the Purdy Uniform flow 2 1/2" brush https://www.lowes.com/pd/Purdy-Uniform-Flow-Polyes...If you want to use a glaze I use Amazing Glaze from ML Campbell finishes.

These off-duty police are paid to sit in their police cars in uniform.