I guess we'll see how that tactic works in November:Speaking on health care Monday, Senator Diane Feinstein said, "I've gotten 90,000 emails and faxes on the health care bill and over 85,000 of them are against it.

Very true...Though keep in mind that most banks will have addendums that essentially nullify any stipulations you put in your original contract...Btw, why do you care whether the agent changing the listing status to pending after you have a contract?

Health Care is a SERVICE that anyone should be able to BUY.

Inspectors flag the goofiest things (i.e. bird nest in attic is a health hazard, etc.) that can absolutely kill a deal especially with a first-time homebuyer.

Once they have exhausted their list of buyers without a nibble, then you might see a sign.I can tell you there was no sign on the property that you see mentioned in my status line ...

Some discreet inquiries with the county health department might be in order.

I think that someone with your status would not need any more affirmation.

for instance, the couple that measured twice, what did they say when you called them to check status?

Its status changed to 'under contract' in the MLS 2 days later.This is a desireable area with a lot of distressed properties but it's not a major metro location so I didn't think it would be so competitive.

Check out their website heartattackgrill.com and you'll see they're not concerned one bit about your health but I love every bit of it!!