Steve Babiak Obviously each case is unique.

Of course each major market has its unique characteristics, especially Austin, which doesn't cash flow as well as the rest of the state, but has the capacity for better appreciation.

They got all four applications back to me expeditiously (within a few hours), which probably is not a bad sign.My main concern is "division of financial responsibility" (to make up a phrase); by that I mean, if one person moves out, will the others be able to make the rent?

As Dale said, BP is unique in that you can find so much information on such a range of real estate topics, ask questions, read blogs, search old threads, network with locals, etc.

There will be 4 more years of division but I'm sure we will be seeing a different Obama, I hope so.

Two of the cases originated at the Civil Rights Division of the Bureau of Labor and Industries (BOLI), empowered to investigate discrimination claims in Oregon.

In CA, most all of our title companies are very large, corporate affairs, typically divisions of national insurers (since the entry fees are about $2MM+ to become licensed here).

I'll pick one thing that I've noticed has been working really well lately: The solid division of labor between myself and my partners.

I would include maybe 1 or 2 stack cards with relevant information and what will make your style of communication different, unique or better than what they are currently receiving.

The real estate market in SF is quite unique to say the least.