Craigslist for instance is a classifieds business, general, with forums for discussions, jobs etc.

You can't do that in a system where you are classified by virtue of whom you're born to - thus the control that liberals like Ginsburg wish to exert over birth.Originally posted by Sorin T:That's normalcy in an alternate absurd existence not in a country claiming to sit atop of all others.

State law tends to classify fixtures in a building as real property.

Now that I think about it, I really think they should really classify it as a mental disorder.

Laws vary from state to state, but most states would classify this as "Practicing Real Estate without a license".

My favorite bank demarcates at the 4 unit line and classifies anything above as commercial and they're around 5.75% (20 year, 25% down, but with 5/1 ARMs -- same rate for FIVE years then turns into 1 year ARM ... )

If you're looking to advertise, please do so in the classifieds]

Seems to be the choice of words BP uses that makes others feel the same.But calling it "deleted" would not be accurate either, since the content has just been classified to be not viewable for whatever reason.

I saw this in a local classified's ad.  

Perhaps this is an exception but the odds are against it.The borrower not being allocated the overage from the sale is not grounds to classify the sale as not a foreclosure.