Especially related to criminal justice, poverty, politics, xenophobia.

During those 13 years I got married, had two beautiful daughters, finished my education by receiving my BA degree in Criminal Justice and purchased TWO primary homes.

After highschool, I went to community college to pursue a degree in criminal justice.

A 4% rate from Wells on a jumbo is just icing on the cake.Similar to you, I'm also looking at a property that partially spills into a flood zone.

Jeff my wife and I were talking about this on our drive out to sandy to take a lock box of one of her listings that just sold.she thinks its going to be a problemshe thinks those are just the people who will sue.. or file complaints against landlordsI said well its going to clog up the court system then or how ever or whoever looks into complaints and who has aurthority to administer justice ???

This house hadn't had any maintenance on it since the 80's, and was in complete disrepair (the before pics don't do justice).

This picture doesn't do it justice. 

It's just icing on the cake.

Not to mention, waiting three months for a sheriff to come out is fundamentally unfair on the scales of justice and enables a 'playing of the system'.

In real estate, those are the people that make investors and real estate agents look like swindlers; in the justice system, those are the people that give lawyers a bad wrap... etc., etc.