I have suffered thru 2 tentings. 4 years ago I was told that it was required when selling a house that the house HAD to be tented within the last 7 years.

Real estate markets that are located in areas of stable and growing employment will suffer much less than others with less favorable economic conditions.

i can relate we had a 14 year old choclate lab she had arthritis real bad we kept changing medicines for her and it would help for a while but she would get bad again we could see she was suffering so we decided to put her down i did while my wife was at work to save her the agony that was one of the hardest things ive ever done, we to said we wouldnt get another but after about 9 months we decided to get a golden retriever and it was a great decision, if your a dog lover like we are you will get over the hurt and get another one such a great feeling when we come home and we get greeted by our dog always happy to see us ....sorry for your loss

I am up in the white mountains, just north of Plymouth.As far as investment locations go, the southern part of the state has the bulk of the population and has seemed to suffer the most of the slump in prices lately, so that is where I expect to be hearing about the opportunities.I plan to partner with a contractor that has done work for me before.

They ended up delivering late and the who project suffered a bit.

All point to unavoidable economic pain and suffering in the very near future.That doesn't mean there won't be opportunities in real estate and elsewhere.

I suffered this problem a few years ago when I owned a very nice rambler, I offered it for rent but the money I could get out was too much, and the house was way too nice to rent and see it deteriorate, so I sold it.

Also badly neglected homes suffer here especially due to the winter elements.

By waiting longer to rebuild your reserves you're less likely to suffer from "gottadoadealitis".good luckall cash

They want the payments to be made and are not suffering if that is happening.John Corey