It's a more modern, cloud-based product.

GARNER, A DICTIONARY OF MODERN LEGAL USAGE 623 (2d ed.1995) (noting that an option and a first-refusal right “are usefully distinguished in the law of contract”).

I'm not overburdened with cash so trying to make what I've got go as far as possible.If I may I'd like to pick your brains a bit. there will be no rocket science, I suspect more like 'how do I place an offer?'

Asset protection is not rocket science but bad asset protection is like strapping yourself to an old Soviet rocket and taking your chances.You want real asset protection no matter how you choose to hold title?

In other words, they don't look like modern websites.Someone earlier in this thread said they had an "F" rating with the Better Business Bureau.  

I previously had a similar policy with American Modern.

I'm pretty sure we can get the price down to where is would be profitable for one home, but we have a really modern design available that would fit perfectly on a 40' wide lot.Would our best bet be to get a real estate attorney in that county that specializes in zoning?

There are no secrets, it's just very involved, not rocket science, but tons of information to consider.Best is to start out with a good broker you trust, who has the proper licenses, has a financial backing, insured, bonded and has more than a few years of experience in just broker notes, someone with a finance background.....they are out there!

I'm sure they said this was "settled science" and if you didn't believe them you were an idiot...  

I know that NSU offers a Masters of Science in RED, and UM offers an MBA in RED + Urbanism.