A lot of turnkey buyers are paying top dollar in some rough areas where if the bottom falls out those areas will be first to collapse or not appraise. 

Adamson said the changes "fall back to the premise that with property ownership comes responsibility."

Hello @James Gleeson, I am in Cedar Falls as well.  

I'm not far from the Maldives right now though, so I may take a trip in the fall for research purposes.  

The economy of these states would fall into a tailspin, which would make life for the average person exceedingly difficult.So which states should you avoid?

I have begun to break my business down, constantly looking at how it can be made more efficient and am actually planning to take a step back this fall through winter to reorganize.

If someone accepts credit cards for their business, just remember that in the case of misuse by someone who pays remotely liability can fall on the business owner.  

She can be honest with the agent and let them know that she is thinking about selling it by owner to a family member, but if that falls through they would be looking for an agent (if that is true - don't want to put words in their mouth). 

Although the fall back if things do not go as planned isn't so bad either, if you have the capital.

This will cause them to get top heavy and they’ll either fall over because the root ball can’t handle the added weight, or they’ll just snap under the extra pressure.All this I envisioned happening to the roofs and power lines around these vacant houses as I lay cuddled up in my warm bed.Since we had no tenants, all we could do to protect these properties was get faucet covers on the spigots, make sure the heat was on and pray that a pine tree didn’t snap and cause the power to go out.