Yes

• 1 of 11

  by Ruth Greb

  Created on: September 13, 2008   Last Updated: September 14, 2008

  It is sad to read of all the homes lost during wildfires in the dryer climates but they are not all

• 2 of 11

  by Kathleen Fabregas

  Created on: October 12, 2007

  I think you should be able to buy a house in any location that you find desirable and can afford, even

• 3 of 11

  by Pileated

  Created on: April 16, 2008

  Embedded in the question of whether people should be able to buy and build houses on the edge of government

• 4 of 11

  by Nona-Michael Jackson

  Created on: December 01, 2007

  This could be tricky but if you can afford it, then you should. It is going to be absolutely expensive

• 5 of 11

  by Brent Mcgregor

  Created on: April 16, 2008

  When has living in wildfire zones been any different from flood, earthquake, tornado/hurricane, heat/cold,

• 6 of 11

  by Joseph Malek

  Created on: September 01, 2007   Last Updated: April 19, 2009

  In regard to our Freedoms, people should be able to live within any place that they can afford to buy.

• 7 of 11

  by Viv Corridor

  Created on: April 16, 2008

  Home ownership is the American Dream, and every American should have the right to pursue that dream

• 8 of 11

  by Margarita Dela Rosa

  Created on: September 02, 2007

  I do not want to write an essay to express my opinion about this question so I'll try to be brief.

  Everything

• 9 of 11

  by Lou Rountree

  Created on: September 01, 2007

  Last time the laws were scrutinized one could still have the freedom of choice to purchase available

• 10 of 11

  by T. M. Beeker

  Created on: September 01, 2007

  In a democracy one is free to do whatever stupid thing you want as long as it does not break a law.

• 11 of 11

  by Rob Purifoy

  Created on: October 10, 2007

  Caveat Emptor, Let the buyer beware. Some states may require a seller to notify a buyer if government