I don't own stock in the company I just use the product and for me I really like them I would not go back to ICE vehicle other than maybe a beater pick up to do dump runs.. or if I was back in the Timber business I would be forced into a big desiel rig as much of what I did was in the boonies and when I say boonies this is not east coast boonies this is western US were we might go 30 to 50 miles one way back into the forest to look at timber sales

I live in Raleigh but I am currently working with New Western and have tons of investment properties flying through our office every week!

While we don't mind work, if every property added in a day/week to a policy is processed in this fashion (10-30 days out from closing), and half of them have to be completely canceled and reworked, you can only imagine how much this might quickly overwhelm an agent/agency staff. 

The US is way ahead of the rest of the western world in curbing inflation, yet home prices haven't collapsed. 

In Western WA, home prices are extremely high.

@Nathan Roberts I have a condo at Western Auto Lofts that I bought as an investment 10 years ago before they were completed and back then I paid $200 a square foot.

here in western PA a full gut bathroom is 10-13K and a kitchen is 13-20K. 

When they first came into fashion in the 1990s (during the time of the RTC and the great Savings and Loan collapse), so many were being issued that some underwriters had whole departments dedicated to doing nothing but issuing them. 

This tenant was paying (Or at least someone was paying for her) in a timely fashion, so there was no grounds for eviction (By most states laws, I presume) This is about the landlord preference.

I can also do western KY if that is of any interest as well.