I don't have a horse in this race, but Little Rock is barely growing:https://www.google.com/search?

v=xh1aWMWlAboMaybe reach out to these developers and get some good contacts and info (straight from the horses mouth).You could talk about lead paint, asbestos, grant money, local violent crime, and etc...Good Luck!

I remember seeing someone ride up to a McDonald's on a horse. 87121 - Nine Mile Hill.

However, I really love my coaching position (I am paid, but not something that I can live off of and it’s something I would honestly do for free if I had to) and I’m worried that the odd hours that the position requires (weekday afternoons with races a most Saturdays in spring) would preclude me from being able to properly dedicate the time needed to being a great agent.

But that's putting card before the horse, since their advise is sometimes misleading.

I have a feeling that in the realm of what you are doing, all will be fine but get it from the horse's mouth.

What Bill needs is a white horse and a white hat if he thinks that he is the only one that has the seller's best interest in mind.

I've got no dog in that race.

Seriously though, a bit too much deregulation in my personal opinion, but I could beat that horse all day and I'm pretty sure we're on the same page there.

The other end is that knowing the rules to get you out of some creative deal often are embedded in conventional lending, so what ever you do needs to lead toward that goal.Odd one, did a ranch refinance out of private money, 500K, took a show horse as part of the transaction for value received.