Norris; Pool)— i.owner's intent (nature and purpose for which the property is acquired); ii.The extent of improvements and advertising to increase sales; iii.number, frequency, and substantiality of sales [this generally is the most important factor (SuburbanRealty Company)]; See (c) below iv.duration of ownership; v.continuity of activity related to sales over a period of time; vi.extent and nature of the efforts to sell the property; vii.The extent of subdividing and development to increase sales; viii.use of a business office for the sale of the property; and ix.character and degree of supervision or control over representatives selling the propertyNote: Per court case SUBURBAN REALTY CO. v.

Avoid any city on this list.Disaster Risk - Some parts of the country are more prone to natural disasters.

But the natural cycles for real estate will always leave some tenants behind - always.

We are making progress, reaching key legislators, and they see the misguided nature of this proposal. 

It's more time consuming, but more productive as well. 

Like all businesses, their job is to sell their product and mitigate as much of their risk as possible when doing so.

@Russell BrazilDo you really think it is extreme to not want companies collaborating to decide what services/products/opportunities you will eligible for based on your political or personal preferences?  

Naturally, if I chose to stay here it makes sense for me to continue to live in my own house, but I am looking for some flexibility.

What are some of the Do's and Don'ts from those that have done such remodeling and any product recommendations that's on reasonable budget and can last for long time? 

@Darcy Currie, I'd second @Julie Toh's comments... most financial planners get paid on commission by selling products (mutual funds, insurance) to people that don't want the 'hassle' of learning what to do with their money.