Getting workers can be dam tough unless someone travels from larger local towns. 

Bill,I see a row of soldier bricks acting as a dam and causing the problem.

It is harder if you have 20% down and get a conventional loan, and it is dam hard to do if you are broke with no money. 

Increasing the amount of coverage people can buy (no reason residential shouldn't be more than 250/100), forcing those near dams and such to buy it (most don't have to at moment), and getting rid of some of the subsidies...oh and not giving out so much free money to people who don't have it after floods.

Dam these gurus and their promises of 100,000 plus starting your first month......lol, j/k

@Kate M.I use Beaver for that.

I do not give a dam what the data shows.

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Educating sellers is an important key role for listing agents this is were building value comes in, being a subject matter expert not just listing properties to make a dam commission check....

An example would be a town fueled by a major construction project (a dam, pipeline, high speed train, etc.).