Also just across the border in South Carolina (many commute back and forth) the Savannah River site announced it was going to create 3,000 jobs.

That's the nice thing about health insurance in Canada and the United States...you have the right to fly across the country (or even the border) to the doctor of your choice and pay for your own health care (assuming you can afford it).

In my city there are quite a few historic neighborhoods, but they all border some really bad neighborhoods, so the resale is limited.

One other thing, "Is it within the borders of existing law (RESPA and such) to share your short sale profits with the realtor that turns over a short sale to you?"

He is well beyond the borders of rational, scientific discussion.

The community is right out of suburbia with neighbors only a legal setback away from your property's border.

That would be interesting, imospanish speaking- this will also change, especially if dems continue to have open border policy.

He was put to the test in a public display in reference to his claim that he could purchase properties with no money down and proceeded to prove that he could do it.

If you recall, I sent the BLS stats a few days ago, here's a chartset showing the effect of unemployment as displayed in total "survivors".

They are intended to provide a framework for defining what is and is not acceptable in society within particular borders (for example, the DC legislature creates laws that are applicable to DC).