Further, some jurisdictions limit movement of homes within their county/municipality.  

Alabama has a strong investor circle and I believe things can change with a gathered movement  

They decided to use Mount Zion to name their movement.

I need to vet new clients to ensure they are not perpetual tire-kickers and get a baseline understanding of their current situation/goals. 

Statistics are trailing indicators, intangible/organic movements are leading indicators that I feel only local investors can see.Our market is on the rise in spite of bankruptcy.

I don't foresee a "crash"  I definitely echo what Tracy has to say bout the Boise Market, however there is movement in other areas.

The house does show signs of some settling and movement but I am wondering if this is a serious structural issue or if it's more of a cosmetic thing.

Some slight movement in the right direction would bring a glimpse of hope but even that's uncertain at the moment.Hi @Ron Brady, i'll PM you shortly.

The issue that compounds this is that, for the renter that ALWAYS pays weeks late, option #2 can happen every month, forever, and the tenant would incur no costs, could refuse to pay late fees, but never be evicted, and the Landlord would eat the $150/mo for serving process in perpetuity. 

He's with Movement and does PA.