Most national parks are great STR markers.

Chandler, the game of real estate must be played on a national scale.

I'm hoping that someone from the BP Nation has a suggestion other than removing all the dry wall... because that is certainly a deal breaker.

Try the National Real Estate Investors Association Website and click on fine a REIA near me.

"State authority over large national banks is significantly constrained by federal law . . . under the National Bank Act and related case law, courts have widely upheld federal preemption over state laws that interfere with the business of banking.

I am looking to gain some information as to if anyone has taken down a bearing wall in a National Home. 

It's sooooo crazy.This is the part of the article that resonated with me "Glenn Gulley, a real-estate fraud investigator with the district attorney's office in California's Stanislaus County – one of the nation's hot spots for mortgage fraud – recalls calling servicers repeatedly about fraudulent deals and never getting a call back."

His approarch and views on the issues of bailouts, nationalizations, and stimulus is one I now can agree with because he educates you on the real issues.

My aunt is also a Realtor in Chicago... she was actually a top 100 Realtor for Century 21 nation wide..

Of course, a national crash, especially one that makes mortgages hard to get like we saw in 2009.Our property taxes.