This is just to ensure no large fluctuation in fees that could kill your cash flow or put you in red in worse scenarios.

Just Google it.And all that nonsense about how hard realtors work and how much value they provide is a red herring.

I did a few updates to it (new tile, vanity and mirror), now everyone comments on how beautifully updated it is. 

But I did see a red flag in preachings that look down on college education, home ownership and pursuing a respectably albeit 9-5 job.

Each had a red shirt with ACORN written in the corner of it.

I figured I must have missed several red flags since OTC tax liens are usually the ones no one wants.        

Anyway I'm bad at introductions so I'll cut this off with a good evening to anyone on Eastern time, and to those who happen to be at the beach in Florida, the sky is quite beautiful. 

Thank you so much I think there is just too much red tape around this deal!

A sad history for a beautiful and very gentle country.

Usually, the red tape associated with these projects would drive developers to greener pastures, but today, private developments and spec building aren't as green ($$) as they used to be.In Wisconsin, these seem to going on everywhere, and some are quite large, with OO's clogging city council meetings to complain.Is this happening everywhere?