FEMA will come in and assess the damage and maybe do blue tarp.

(Please note vacation was a factor as it was being processed through Christmas as well, but still...)I will highlight the things we've done:- I hired an architect to create the blue prints to ensure that ALL changes were in accordance with the city guidelines.

For example: a top school district and in demand area like Lee's Summit or Blue Springs, etc.

Curious to hear if anyone has used blue jean insulation for sound reduction purposes? 

., it is a property management company so these cosigners are very common here.I emailed her and talked to her on the phone, she was very nice and explained that she wasn't going to evict us out of the blue like that, but the somewhat threatening email was just to get a quick response.A false alarm altogether, I think I mostly wanted to know if she even had the legal grounds to kick us out on a whim like that.Thanks for all the replies, I did learn a lot from all of this. :)

.- HELOC is a back door to obtaining a loan on condos that are currently in litigation.Have an open mind and the willingness to share:- I got a phone call out of the blue from a complete stranger in September 2012.

Austin is an island of blue among the red of Texas but that isn't real constraints like a peninsula nor an island like Manhattan.  

Blue Springs and Lee's Summit are both great but a little pricey.Johnson county is really nice, but pricey.

I forget the website at this moment but it's like Kelly blue book.

I like a market that will never appreciate but will always cash flow and be supported by a blue collar workforce.