See firm but fair and falls in line with most remarks above. 

He is remarkable. 

chose Ohio because it is in driving distance from hone  and has remarkable numbers and stock to last for the next few years

However, there has been a couple of remarks that state your IRA must own the entire property if doing a real estate deal.

If you should disagree and continue thinking you "add value" to real estate or a deal off the MLS, there must be others in town who are smarter.And, you need thicker skin in real estate, sarcastic remarks work well, but not too well for those who are new here or who don't understand real estate, just saying......you'll end up with a label here and not get very good advice.  

Secondly, it seems like it would be a good business practice to give a user a chance to contest derogatory remarks on their file, similar to how one does on their credit report.

The retirement account remarks probably should have been clarified.

They have the income, no felonies, no evictions, good personal references and the last landlord had nothing but high remarks.  

Found this one for NC -- though I'm not sure you were looking in your backyard or not.http://www.carolinahome.com/findahome.aspxKeyword searches on the MLS are usually for searching the public text remarks and not fields that are stored in a specific field (e.g.

So the judge won't like that remark.