Another issue is workmen's a material liens that may be subordinate to the first but may not be washed out by a foreclosure.

They loved washing their cars, having their friends come over and do laundry instead of paying at the laundromat, etc.

I knew that the low prices weren't just because of the crash, but because there were so many houses involved and all the banks wanted to wash their hands of them.

Wash, rinse, and repeat - then pay cash for a rental when you have a place to park your money when you have more than you need.

Some might think that is a little tough and frankly, I would agree, it's tough because this to me looks a little messed up and seems like there is some risk under the hood that I am not sure the OP has washed out yet.

Anyway, after she was done I said to my wife that our daughter has just been brain washed.

I'm living in the Wash Park area.Thanks!

But, while the values went down when all the banks wanted to wash their hands off them, they're still standing and it has changed Peoplestown.

We are brining in a fresh truck load of black mulch today and spreading it out and power washing the house to make it as desirable as possible for the open house.

What a disclosure could be showing is the ability of some smooth operator having the skills to give some caution or clarification and still convince someone that what they are about to do is the best solution for them......salesmanship.While disclosing to someone that they are about to be had may lighten the blow, but it still doesn't wash away the responsibility for your actions when you are the one devising the deal.It's not so much compliance issues as it is in prudent operations and fairness in dealing with the public, John Doe Public is usually at a distinct disadvantage in RE and financing.I understand what Aaron presented too, disclosures don't wash away the obvious.