Here are some stats.

Paul,I tend to agree with the premise stated by Snopes on this:Originally posted by snopes.com 1895 Exam:Claim: An 1895 graduation examination for public school students demonstrates a shocking decline in educational standards.

Con Stat $$ 47a-4(a)(8), 47a-15aThe book Every Landlord's Legal Guide from NOLO is a very good reference or you can look up the statutes online.Good luck!

Look on the MLS and find comps for sale (look for sold but you probably don't have access) see what is being offered, adjust the price down to the "average % sold of sale price" that should be in the stats for that MLS, like 92%, or whatever, then look at the asking price at 92%, do about 6 or 8 comps, and you should be very close to market

Distressed sales are unique, so are properties, to my knowledge there are no stats that do that comparison, except total sales that are usually public information on the MLS.Not sure what that would even tell you in a market area.

., the estate was not subjected to double (estate) taxation & we had adequate Life Insurance in place to cover any & all costs including taxes.Here is the IRS take on it….http://www.irs.gov/uac/SOI-Tax-Stats-Nonresident-Alien-Estate-Tax-Study-Metadatagood luck

I wouldn't recommend it - check out the crimes stats for those areas.

I dont think any other market has stats like this.  

If you are going to get into any consumer activity you need to find a servicer and assign your transaction immediately upon making an obligation, you will not be able to collect nor will you be able to comply with the new requirements.I say that because I've been reading through examination manual materials that the CFPB Examiners will use to examine creditor activities.

My states defination for a mortgage broker is the following:21(a): "Mortgage broker" means an entity that obtains, attempts to obtain, or assists in obtaining a mortgage loan for a borrower from a mortgage lender in return for consideration or in anticipation of consideration.Since note finding does not relate to obtaining a mortgage loan for a borrower from a mortgage lender...then I do not need to be a mortgage broker in my state.But your entire blog discussion did not examine another very interesting law that relates to referral fees related to real estate related transactions.