The seller needs to be seeking a solution from you.The biggest obstacle for me was actually believeing MYSELF.

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This may be a solution for you.

If you think you have a solution for the problem of people not accepting responsibility for their actions, let's hear it.

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-— Wikipediahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republican_RevolutionThe point I was trying to make regardless of who pushed or pulled whom, is that opposing powers often lead to better and balance solution rather than dogmatic ideological solution.

They've been on the market for a while, so it's safe to assume the seller's may be getting very motivated and even possibly frustrated with their Realtor not selling the home.My question, first, is it possible and second, is it "stepping on the Realtors toes" to speak directly to these homeowners and offer them a L/O solution?

Regardless of what you really think about illegal immigration, it seems crystal clear to me that these efforts are futile and wasteful, and that the solution is simple - severe penalties for those found to be employing illegal aliens.