Like he says though, its a "dry" heat.Don't wish anything bad on Phoenix, but it took a real nose dive the last hit.Sell your house. 

Long time no see...Just filled it out. 

These soil changes can cause the foundation to crack, fracture, sag, and weaken.With all of the rain Denver has gotten recently, taking preventative measures to ensure moisture stays far away from your foundation is critical. 1.

While you can put two legal descriptions on the form, I generally will not do this unless they are in a fractured condo/townhouse development and there is a 'block' offer.

Flood insurance rates actually took a major nose dive in premiums for most of Orleans Parish a couple years ago when FEMA re-drew the maps. 

Thats why title insurance has come to be instead of those stupid opinions,,they are like noses,every body has one (or more)

We usually have someone right under our noses we could utilize but never think of it.

(I could have said 9 out of 10, but 90 out of 100 sounds more dramatic no?)See

Account Closed, I'm looking for MF right now, but wouldn't turn up my nose at SFRs or even condos.

Sensitive nose buyers would never know it was a smoke house.