Very well-heeled borrowers are also getting portfolio loans for interest-only, but at low LTV's, and for borrowers so strong they practically do not need it.

I'm sure you'll be glad to get back- even with the spike in house prices. 

When they made the final four this year they out sold all the other schools for merchandise, even more than the Tar Heels!

They want to be right on the heels of UT Austin, Texas A&M, and Baylor.

I agree with Daniel, maybe if you show him your numbers he will begin counter offers rather than dig in his heels.  

Crime looks to be about double the national averages, but stable so I don't see in the numbers a spike ... just bouncing around (some up, some down ... i.e. robberies/theft/assault down, rape up slightly). 

I recommend that you ask for re-zoning, but be ready to dig your heels in.

Your best outcome might be to hire a lawyer who will start using these scary legal words and get the seller to sell to you rather than face litigation, but with $100k+ on the line they may just dig their heels in.Failing that, you can try to go to the listing agent's broker, but odds are if the legal bluffing doesn't work then it's probably best to move onto the next one, especially if they aren't trying to keep your EMD. 

Many rental properties are being put on the market, occupants are being forced to move out into new rental units causing a huge increase in demand and a spike in rents.Enjoy your time in Boise,Dori

I've seen a spike in VRBO/HA requests and bookings - including higher rates and returns - far too great to ignore.