If you're in a position to do out of area deals; Dallas, Denver, Portland seem to continually top the charts among a number of other locations.

Appearance Black mold is very fuzzy, almost looking as if it has hair.

I'm pulling my hair out with this guy, we are now 90% sure we are not going to make closing on time, if at all at this point.

Here is a link from Nolo with the listhttps://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/chart-judicial-v-nonjudicial-foreclosures.html

At that point you are just splitting hairs.

Then a precedent will be set and all sorts of those transactions will be dug into.To quote a favorite movie of mine: Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they shouldSince the Great Depression financial institutions and banks (hereafter “FI+B”) have gained greater power over U.S. workers and corporations/employers (see attached charts).This is how:STEP 1: FI+B pushed bad loans to those who can’t afford them, bundled this junk debt into CDOs and CMBS, then rating agencies pressured by these financial firms committed fraud by selling these securities as investment grade securities.

I have insurance agencies, hair salons and mechanic shops as clients whose real estate issues are buried in with their other business. 

I've been at this for nearly 25 years and if you look at the charts, we are probably due for a correction.

In this case, because of the utility bill and fraud, you have him by the hair of his head!

Median price point off the charts.