While that means bad for my job, I've heard many speculate they wouldn't be surprised to see oil tank in the 30's or 20's before we see a bounce back and this would spell incredibly bad news for those selling or renting properties as drilling contracts will be getting cut and people will be moving away but may be a wise buying investment if you hold off until then.With everything there is only speculation, many have guessed oil will do the complete opposite and everything will pick up again.

Good idea, I believe there is a list on BP, needs to be expanded @Joshua Dorkin Another thing is that when people begin speaking in acronyms they should (spell it out)!

I think new people should use a letter of intent and not try to draft documentsJust put together a letter spelling outName a purchaser name of seller, address of property, legal description of property, and what you both wish to accomplishYou could say:  the undersigned agree to enter into a letter of intent in order to purchase the above mentioned property via subject to or agreement for deed or subject to and a noteIf you work closely with a local attorney, I believe it's a lot easier for new people so they going to learn everything about offers.

Reminds me of the saying, "opportunity is no-where OR opportunity is now-here, same spelling , just depends on how you look at it

"Primary residency" isn't exactly spelled out in the DR1083.Does anyone have any experience with this?

none taken i have better things to do then to get upset, just reduced the price to 29, 500 as far as my spelling i use spell check 

Ask @Bill Exator (probably spelled his last name wrong, sorry.)

This is not a rrrrrr-ural area (see "Brandon Turner" next to the spelling of this one!).

Stay on top of the timelines spelled out.  

They really aren't being "unfair" (although they may be breaking their agreement with the ISP).Do a little research on why sharing your signal with others is dangerous and could spell trouble.