In my city there are quite a few historic neighborhoods, but they all border some really bad neighborhoods, so the resale is limited.

One other thing, "Is it within the borders of existing law (RESPA and such) to share your short sale profits with the realtor that turns over a short sale to you?"

He is well beyond the borders of rational, scientific discussion.

The community is right out of suburbia with neighbors only a legal setback away from your property's border.

That would be interesting, imospanish speaking- this will also change, especially if dems continue to have open border policy.

They are intended to provide a framework for defining what is and is not acceptable in society within particular borders (for example, the DC legislature creates laws that are applicable to DC).

Like North Korea not submitting to the U.N. about ceasing nuclear testing...thats right NUCLEAR testing WHILE stating that they will "wipe America of the map" How about a little preemptive war for that, theres no "possibility" of WMD's, they agree whole heartedly that they have them...Castro is still in power...the Mexican border is a massacre on a regular basis with drug lords shuttling drugs into America...yup that one directly effects us too...Again, I cant thank the military enough for being able to do what they do, my 21 year old brother is a Marine in the middle east,...but what is the government of 4236 families thanking them for?

If you're not sure where Joplin is, it's almost the most SW you can get, near the Arkansas, Oklahoma and Kansas border.

Barnes and Noble and Borders can be used as a Library full of useful information, buy a coffee, sit down with a stack of books and read until one stands out to you.

I know it is in the Bill of Rights and I know the interpretation is that it's an individual right and I know the Founding Father's intentions with it from reading the Federalist Papers....and I think it's states rights to regulate this within the property borders of the state.