They provide jobs and purchase materials and supplies.

DFW has a plentiful supply of land and tons of pockets of submarkets.Austin has a few major truisms and is generally a lot more hostile toward building.

I had considered installing a turban vent instead of or in addition to the ridge vent, but the folks at the roofing supply place advised me against it.

It is a testimony to their way of doing business that pulls them through, stronger than before.

Since I don't have a system in place to keep a steady supply of short sales going, I have looked in to buying mobile homes and selling them Lonnie style to create cash flow.

And sales rep said that title company can no longer supply the list because of the law (They dont have database either).

The list of people that must be notified include, the lender that has accepted the short sale and the lender supplying the financing for your buyer....."".....As part of the law, a "short sale flipper" is defined as a person who has a house under contract to sell before they actually own it, AND the second transaction closes with-in 14 days of the short sale transaction.

Money is dear right now so everyone is competing for the same supply.

Even if there are these vast untapped oil supplies that could fuel the world for thousands of years, it's still not environmentally feasible to do so.

Maybe the investor had a stronger offer - CASH AND A TRACK RECORD OF GOOD NEGOTIATION.Just because an offer is submitted doesn't mean a seller has to submit it and there is a rat.From what I can see unless she had a signed p&s, this is all completely normal.