Yes, when I lived in Mississippi, some people told me there is so much land for sale, but the people have been reluctant to sell because they have been approached by Muslims and they refuse to sell it to these people. This is what happened to my neighborhood in Florida. We lived in a gated neighborhood that felt pretty safe, but they opened a mosque in an empty chuch and then all the houses tht were for sale were bought up in a short time and all the muslim families moved in and the Imam just a block from me.  They would never speak to you and because I was from Ms, I always tried to be friendly. It was a real message to us that they felt we were the outsiders.  I was really glad we were able to sell our house and leave, but I felt sorry for the people who moved in. They didn't seem to be bothered by it, but I think the realtor we had was like you--they didn't want to sell to a Muslim because I feel sure they must have tried. I would like to see how the neighborhood is now.  They had about 7 mosques in the county I lived in which wasn't a large area.  I live near Fairhope now and I have met people here who say that Fairhope should let them have a mosque. I tried to tell them my story, it isn't out of prejudice, but it is a fact that once they open a mosque, they will buy all the houses they can and establish a kind of community, they call an enclave. I totally understand what you are saying. I hope the people of Fairhope do.