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Hi BP Community, I'm looking for a Residential Mortgage Loan Originator (RMLO) that is licensed in the state of Alabama (or Nationwide/Regionally to include AL) who can service my Seller Financing and keep me complian...

But a New York appellate court made the astonishing ruling that the house was haunted:"Whether the source of the spectral apparitions seen by defendant seller are parapsychic or psychogenic, having reported their presence in both a national publication (Readers' Digest) and the local press (in 1977 and 1982, respectively), defendant is estopped to deny their existence and, as a matter of law, the house is haunted."

Here's the premise: High-demand areas and changing neighborhoods can allow for elevated long-term increases in rents and prices that consistently and significantly exceed national, or even local trends in income increases.

It's walking distance to everything (hospital, huge malls, shopping area, international schools), it's within a rising business district (lots of companies are transferring offices here), it's beside a national park (no other building will obstruct its view), and the business district where it resides is sandwiched between two major business districts.

Commercial Credit Score Percentile - 67% Financial Stress Score National Percentile - 57% D & B Viability Rating Viability Score 6 Portfolio Comparison 5 Data Depth Indicator D Company Profile R Bankrupcty Found No D & B Rating - DS I can see the percentages but not sure what is considered solid/good/great.

Aren't we a free enterprise, capitalist nation?

Our market fortunately, and unfortunately is one of the most expensive in the Nation.

Please read CH 19 of David Schumacher's book BUY AND HOLD (2004-2005) revision called THE ALAMEDA CORRIDOR AND IT'S IMPACT ON CALIFORNIA AND THE NATION. http://www.amazon.com/Buy-Hold-2004-2005-Estate-Fortune/dp/0970116225This chapter is a must read for anyone buying RE in SoCal and looking for an "affordable" way into SoCal real estate.  

The two largest things in the Southwest region of Oklahoma are Fort Sill and the Wichita Mountains National Wildlife refuge so my guess is 'no.'