Many see it as a sign of an area uptrend, but I just don't see the necessary population and jobs increase nor downtown revitalization to warrant this much of a rise.Note: sorry this may be a little more long winded than you were looking for.

In the current financing environment you would think that condos and townhomes are perfect price range for first time buyers, but few are FHA approved any more and some are what we call non-warrantable which makes financing more difficult. 

I just do not think the sentiment warrants much comment as 1) it makes no sense because it is so easy to assess the RE equity that you can use the equity to purchase anything that you want to purchase with the equity gain 2) most investments that appreciate the realized value is only when you access the gain. 

Given that you were able to track down these two victims, it is clear who the suspect is - (4) (because this is not a case where the suspect was still there when the cops arrived, or “hot pursuit”) the police report goes to the DA’s office, and an arrest warrant gets issued.

Biggest thing to me to have in a contract is a severability (however it’s spelled) which states that if anything in this contract is deemed illegal, the remaining clauses of said contract still apply.This doesn’t warrant putting whatever you want in there, I’d at least try to have a standing contract, but with this clause, it really saves you on litigation if there’s some iffy parts of your contract.

I just think it would be better served to be posted on an insurance blog/forum or something. if you dont want to sign an AOB....then dont sign it...seems simple to me and doesn't warrant a post blasting the roofing industry.

If you don’t learn from it, that is the mistake.First off, you should likely keep that security deposit if the damage to the house warrants.

On one purchase he saved us enough to warrant hiring him for all of our inspections forever. 

Do you have some kind of expertise that warrants this?

Some condo projects are warrantable and financeable under Fannie Mae, or Freddie Mac.