Fannie Mae (FNMA)

[Robert from yahoo bd]

The DaVinci faux slate, I'll bet looks great! Slate is clearly the most expensive roofing material to install, BUT WHO DOESN'T WANT a roof that can last over 100 years! Have you had any problems with the DaVinci faux slate? I did a new build on a property that used a "new and innovative" piping from the Shell Oil Corporation in the 90s, grey colored incoming water lines, that ended up not being so great as they develop pin hole leaks after a number of years aND had to be replaced athe considerable expense.

The eastern panhandle is a popular place to build, when I worked at Fannie Mae in the early 90's, a coworker built their dream home out there and would take the MARC train into work everyday!

That's the problem with land, they ain't making any more of it! Plus it's amazing how the current citizens maximize local zoning ordinances to minimize the amount of housing built around them.