The current measures and sentiments in the US are not serious at all compared to what the measurement China or Korea are taking.

Circumstances arise that may affect that (job change for example) but if the intention is to deceive and profit that falls clearly in the wrong and there are many BP forum responses from attorneys that echo that sentiment.  

My sentiments exactly.

@Jeffrey EvansI second your sentiments.

I agree with the general sentiment here that no one knows.

I agree with @Travis Timmons sentiment - check out and feel the vibe of the city.

Whether it's a bubble or just a correction will be impossible to know until it happens.Keep in mind that real estate, like most of the financial markets, is often more psychological than anything else and sentiment can change rapidly.

I'm pretty much going to echo the sentiment of the others who have responded to this thread.

It doesn't protect against other individuals infringing on those rights.That being said, I echo the common sentiment that posting "no gun" signs makes you/your property a target, and people that would use a weapon to harm others without justification will possess them anyway. 

I think the 'dump her' sentiment is not supported by what was shared.I think that Jim Blackburn has expressed a very mature and level headed assessment of a good perspective by which you can understand her perspective.