What I do when I'm frozen with nerves, I watch this clip from the movie butter. http://youtu.be/20KJhBX9xtE(If it doesn't work just google "the worst thing that could happen butter")

I think that I am frozen if that makes any sense. 

Many structures seem to kind of "Frozen in Time from then". 

If nothing has sold in the last 30 days or so for a similar house such as yours then the market has frozen or buyers are purchasing a different type of product.

I just went under contract for a new construction SFH and during my due diligence 2 huge builders have frozen new purchase agreements because they can't keep up with demand. 

I know for the immediate future residential property taxes are frozen, and my guess is that they'll likely increase in the future to become more than 45% of the overall property tax revenue.With TABOR, does anyone know if voters need to vote to increase property taxes?

I did have one line frozen as Dale Osborn mentioned.

"A few months" is NEVER acceptable unless you've got an amazingly great reason AND get that stipulated in the letter.Examples include frozen ground if you need to dig (work has to wait until spring), can't paint the exterior due to cold weather (paint doesn't cover well when it's frozen), etc.My crystal ball tells me that you're about to get into a WORLD OF HURT.

Just be careful people on here have had their number frozen for sending too many texts in a short period of time

So many people want to be in this business, but they sit on the sidelines frozen in terror.