-Chinese proverb.

I've known a lot of people that have moved to Utah and sometimes the culture can be a lot to handle.

I ,like a bank,  loan is amortized. due to their culture n beliefs they can't pay interest. 

There sometimes feels like the cultural dynamism is lacking but I would have the hunch it'd be a solid bet on its long term outlook. 

Of course there are two sides to that - KW is very collaberative in culture, which makes me the go-to for any commercial leads.

The properties we purchase will strive to be within 2 miles of shopping, schools, parks, or other cultural amenities.

We have record low unemployment, an influx of Chinese and international buyers, 40K homeless (the population of a small city unto itself), overcrowding and a challenging bureaucratic building process that inhibits developers from building fast enough to meet demand.I caution against relying on "gut" or "speculative" opinion-based outlooks and stick to the fundamentals.

In the past six years I had written three spy thriller novels and most recently, I was commissioned by a Chinese school based in Toronto/Beijing/Shanghai to write a book for use by Mainland Chinese university-level students on their way to learn the English language.

Hi @Han Chang,VA sometimes has a cultural benefit that FHA doesn't have in that some people prefer to sell to veterans over others.

It's a different culture.