We spent a fair amount of time in 4 golf course communities in 3 widely separated cities.What we saw upwards of 10% of the houses on the market, including FSBO and Realtors offering full page adds, on "neighborhood open houses" with snacks and beverages at each one.

Much less room for an contractor to submit a bid that is widely different from another contractor as they are bidding on the same thing.3.

Anyway now that we're considering relocating to OR we seem to have widely divergent ideas on how much we can afford to spend on our next house.

Laws very widely on exactly what you can do in situations like this, and are very strict in some locations.

Wisely so because, to varying degrees of culpability, EVERYONE can bear some responsibility for the core problems.Those now maligned "Hi-Performance" exotic Pay-Option and ARM loans with low teaser starting rates became widely promoted and sold to folkswho had no business using them.

So years later here I am trying to compose an ad for a grey (white trim) asbestos sided house with wide shutters and a low pitched roof I redid 2 years ago headlined it "Nantucket style Avenues Cottage".

The deals I get VARY widely.....Single Family (55-80% LTV...Commercial (same LTV)....Bulk packages, etc.I am in Maricopa County, AZ (Phoenix Area) so our market is still pretty strong.

The actual paved road may be 40 feet wide (including median), but the actual ROW is 60 feet.

We have dealt with Countrywide (the reason for Country wide is that we get 10% down and 6.85% on a 30yr) in the past but they informed me that their policy is 4 loans per person bottom-line.

It varies widely, that is for sure.