The only difference was no real estate agent sitting at the table with us.I think the harder part of the process would be finding a buyer, since you don't have access to the MLS and other tools realtors use.

Another possible source of arcing can occur if the wire behind the wall receptacle is loose (screw not tight or the push-in wire not being grabbed tightly enough); also, wires sometimes can crack behind the wall receptacle when the (possibly improper) tool used to strip the wires nicks the wire and repeated plugging in of cords causes the receptacle to move.

From my understanding as a borrower the only change that really effects me is that the rates are more standardized.

Do this by comparing the prices of similar 3/1s of different size (again order of preference if available: both condos in same complex, condos in same area, SFRs).From my experience as a renter, I have found that the square footage has less of an effect than you might think.

Mind you, me and most of my friends are in the construction industry and a lot of our answers were similar to,"Spend a couple hundred in some tools, buy a cheap (~$500) car/truck and find the nearest job site."

What I see highly effective here is persistent MLS search day after day, continuous social media presence, but more importantly is the right connections with REO realtors, lawyers, auctions, and homeowners.

Proc. 2000-37, effective September 15, 2000.

An email explaining that effective today, you are formally submitting your 30 days notice, should suffice.It's up to you whether you want to tell them why, but I have a feeling they already know.

Will the area benefit from an economic or real estate ripple effect?

I'm sure if you dig a little deeper using the Search tool that you'll find some good stuff.