I think my tone comes across as argumentative (I'm an insurance adjuster - I have gotten attorneys to apologize to me for "being such an attorney") but you really can't take individual disagreement between two people too seriously until it crosses certain lines.

Inventory reached an inflection point in January, has been increasing ever since and just crossed back over the inventory level at this time last year.

As a volunteer for the Red Cross, I assisted many who would not be in any position to approach me on any business transaction, the same thing with a local Victims Shelter, A Homeless Shelter, Habitat for Humanity and the list goes on....Being in the community without wearing your professional expectations on your sleve puts you in the public eye.

I'm looking to get some bandit signs, but I KNOW that I'm never going to climb trees or cross freeways to nail them/ glue them/staple them, and I've heard that there are bandit sign placement companies.

The community is right out of suburbia with neighbors only a legal setback away from your property's border.

The title company is just crossing T's and dotting I's by asking for this, as they should do to insure there will be no difficulties after the closing due to something they missed.

That would be interesting, imospanish speaking- this will also change, especially if dems continue to have open border policy.

Kelly I can't say that the thought of using an interior designer has crossed my mind.

You will need to give additional cross collateral, anywhere from 30% - 100% of the loan you are seeking.

Take that list and go to your county tax records either online or in person and cross reference those addresses with the tax records and find out who bought the homes...4.