I bring it up because you will absolutely see a spike in insurance cost after that regardless if the event is serious, That will increase the occupancy rate you need up much higher than the 50% you need now.

I can see them fighting me and digging in their heels....

I'm curious to hear what others say but if someone approached me with that request I'd dig my heels in as hard as I could.

In the past, the FMR has usually been lower than local rents, but with the spike in residents and the popularity of Nashville, sales, rents and property values have skyrocketed, as I am sure you are aware.

I don't think we'll see runaway inflation like we did in the early 1980's, which caused Prime to spike.

The one to the south is Kelly Airpark (http://www.kellyairpark.org/) and you have to be quite well heeled to live in that community. 

MO farmland prices are currently doing very well due to sharp spikes in corn & soybean demand

These revelations followed closely on the heels of an Associated Press story reported on August 4th by the Austin American Statesman disclosing Carona's fiscal improprieties.

---Getting appointments - One of my best prospecting lines for well-heeled business owners: "Our policy is not to use more than 25% of available money for retirement in our 10% Non-Traditional Steady Interest Accounts.

We expect a large spike in both with the launch of our blogs.