Clearly, claims that CRA caused the subprime crisis are not supported by the facts.http://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/speech/duke20090224a.htmFederal Reserve States CRA Played No Part in Foreclosure Crisishttp://www.house.gov/apps/list/press/financialsvcs_dem/press031209.shtmlCRA is not to Blame for the Mortgage MeltdownIt's time to stop the scapegoating: According to a study by the Federal Reserve, 94% of high-cost loans originated during the housing boom had nothing to do with Community Reinvestment Act goals.

While it did not affect my speech, it did have tremendous effect upon my cognitive skills.

That speech lead me to the world of probate.

Inventory locally across our county has been trending upwards but we're still low all while demand is high despite elevated interest rates.

You can support the legal system while at the same time disagree with some the laws that are on the books.As for national security, what if the government said that -- in order to protect the nation -- they were suddenly going to take away your right to free speech?

However as it turns out, I happen to own the highest elevation of the entire "lookout", except that it is buried in trees and shrubs and a steep cliff impedes humans from accessing the plateau (my house is at the bottom of the cliff).

About 350,000 sq ft, 3 story, no elevators, 267 units, garden style, 6 buildings (club, office and amenities area is 1/3 of the lower floor of the first building), onsite detention pond of 1/2 acre, 8 acre site, 1 decel lane added. 

No tying up the elevator to haul  badly made furniture either in or out.  

It is commercial and retail not housing but similar concepts can be applied. http://macarthurannex.com/Look into the Fair Housing Act and any local laws depending on the size you will probably need an elevator and accessible units if it is over a certain size and multi story.Good luck and let me know if I can be of assistance.

Where the freeway is elevated I can actually look into the buildings and see absolutely no tenants.