chnage of placement results in the effects of the particular house? if u know tell me
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Hmmm I'm not sure but since astrology doesn't bother to correct itself for the fact that the constellations have drifted one full sign over the lat 2000 years....\n\nMy fortune cookie seems to back me up on this.
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Interesting article on the effects of daycare and Preschool\n\nhttp://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20051101/news_1n1earlyed.html
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No. The number of bathrooms a person has in one's home doesn't have anything to do with anything except it is an INDICATOR of wealth. \n\nIt isn't an odd question. It just tells the people what lifestyle is like and that lifestyles are changing. All the Census Bureau does is keep track of a few key INDICATORS of wealth to demonstrate comparatively where a part of the population is in terms of wealth. \n\nAn example. An Indian Reservation in Arizona. The unemployment rate for that reservation is 18%. The school on that reservation has 4 classrooms. In the wintertime, it is heated by a woodstove. The living conditions on that reservation are way below the poverty level. Homes have one bathroom.\n\nA member of that reservation has a masters degree in nursing. She is a nurse practitioner at a nearby hospital. She also teaches nursing at a nearby college. Her home on that reservation has 2 1/2 baths. It also has a family room, living room, 4 bedrooms and a big back yard. Her husband, a doctor at the nearby hospital makes about 3/5 of what she makes as a nurse practitioner/professor. \n\nCompared to the other people on that reservation, the nurse practitioner and her physician husband are wealthy. They have more than one income. They have more than one bathroom. They have forced air heating and air conditioning. They have upstanding incomes and are upstanding members of the community.\n\nIf you moved that family off the reservation and put them in Las Vegas, NV, which is about 250 miles north of them, they wouldn't look so wealthy. Compared to the rest of Las Vegas, their incomes would only be average.\n\nThe Census Bureau looks at whether or not people own their homes or not. how many bathrooms each home has, how many cars a family has and how many children a family has to learn about the trends of how a group of people acquire wealth. It is just an indicator of social mobility, poverty, wealth and a whole lot of other things. \n\nI don't think a major catastrophe has anything to do with it. I think they are measuring the distribution of wealth by keeping that statistic.
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Property values in general will almost always take a negative hit from a flood.  That said, since your house did not suffer any damage to the building itself, you may not see as much of a hit yourself.  \n\nIt's possible that the projected growth at the military installation could offset some or all of this negative trend.  If a large influx of military personnel overloads the local housing supply, property values are likely to increase, possibly significantly.\n\nI'd be concerned, but I'd also keep a very close watch on general property values as well as what's going on with the military. You could be in the situation of stepping in poop yet coming out of it with gold on your shoe.
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check out homes and land magazine or on the web.\nThere you can find out the info you are looking for
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There could be interferences depending on how your building is sited on the lot.  Keep in mind that if you are building a residence the presence of mature trees is a real plus and your building plan should preserve as many as possible.  \n\nUnless your building has a large footprint, the cost of tree and stump removal will be a tiny portion of your overall costs.  Roots must be removed in the immediate area of slabs and foundations, however roots beyond these areas will not pose a problem.
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Yes, as long as the house is either your first or second residence
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You can get a good answer to this from the real estate forum here: http://www.homefindinginfo.com/realestateforum/default.asp\n\nPost your question and an agent who just dealt with this situation will answer it for you.
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All adult and some minors depending on the age would be charged. The owner of the house could also lose the house in a seizure. The amount found would be the main deciding factor in the penalty phase or exactly what charges are filed. The severity of the penalty would also be based on if there is an example to be made of the people involved, if there were young children exposed to it, and if anyone has any priors on their records.
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Generally speaking if power linesrun through your property (residential) it can lower the value 10%-20% over nearby homes of the same specifications.  Like anything though with homes a house is worth what someone is willing to pay, so if they do not care about the lines then you will get full market value.
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Decor is important to men and women. Especially in the home. That's where your going to be MOST OF THE TIME. If the surroundings aren't something you like, you won't like your 'sanctuary' as much.
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Depends on your lease agreement. I would contact the housing authority for advise. They have a website  I beleive. G/L!
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If you state she lived with you over half the year, yes. keep in mind, that where someone habitates, and there "home of record" can be two different places.
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Sur, but it'll be a lot of work compared to if you lived in the same area. Only you know if it would be worthwhile.
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Depends...state specific question. Contact your local Association of Realtors.
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no special circumstance  unless you have nice landlord.  You probablly won't get evicted for one month though. You would have to pay late charges etc, but if you can't come up with it you are on your own.
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I don think it will affect coz as long as u secure a good percentage in ur finals it wont matter.