We've had borrowers walk away from the closing table after paying the fee because someone dumped a listing in the same neighborhood as the property the day before and the borrower thought there was no profit in the deal so he walked.

Yeah, I saw the full page ad in the newspaper.

There should be a public hearing to get neighborhood feedback.

I agree it's a frustrating rule but as a long term investor it doesn't bother me that much because an OO buyer will be engaged in the neighborhood and stabilize it.

The only way you'll get comfortable with that is to study it daily, learn the neighborhoods, see what's selling, etc.

News papers used to have sales of properties printed in papers from time to time.

I wanted to get the opinions of the experts.An established builder in the area has built single family homes and town homes in a new neighborhood.

I live in Aurora CO and have invested in NW Denver - currently have a triplex in the Berkeley neighborhood.

Truth is, only the bad neighborhoods or rural areas are going to have that kind of property unless there was a fire or storm damage.

There is a neighborhood representative named in the amendment that is authorized to represent the property owners.