To see if it's a serious problem in the drinking water, you can get the water tested at your town hall if you live in a rural area.

Dont let your customers leave town :protest: with out a Realtor to talk to.

The bank I use for my personal finances does not havea branch in the town I live in now.

You could have a flier on the door and a letter in the mail of every house in my town!

There is a lot of difference in pricing in Georgia from Atlanta to the coast to the small towns.

I told my agent to keep an eye on it, but while I went out of town for two weeks, a last minute short sale was advertised, nobody bid, and not it gets taken off the market. and my agent did not catch that at all :pissed: The seller's agent claims she does not know anything, and is not giving out seller's number.

The contractor was never in town, didn't pull his weight, and it was one delay after another.

Sometime's I like to explore those vacant buildings, because some of the doors are open, :wink: and we found one building, it's across the ally from acapulco restaurant.

If you really want to buy, buy a home for yourself at a STEAL, live in it, and sell it for a profit when you're ready to skip town.

I live in a small town, although we have TWO granite quarries and about 25 installers (total "metro area-4 towns in 2 counties is less than 25K people) and cheap labor, central TX and it's still going to run about $55-$60 sq ft, including edge beveliing, around here.