Unfortunately it looks like this deal is going to a family member instead of us, which is a shame.

Connecticut was ranked the second most expensive state in the nation, with Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Vermont coming in eighth through 10th"(http://www.boston.com/real-estate/news/2015/06/28/shocker-really-expensive-live-new-england/2uxLLqu2NxuWICjR0xWidN/story.html#sthash.6jG2yrIG.dpuf)It's a shame, I was born up there, I'll always love New England... just too expensive.Austin

I could definitely see a possible lawsuit as so and so did not get that antique buffet that has been in the family for 200 years.It is a shame that the death of a family member is often seen as a cash grab.

It's a shame that whoever your agent was dropped the ball on post-COE performance. 

There is so much valuable information on the basics out there for free it is a shame for someone to not soak it up.The flip side to the previous point, don't spend all of your time reading and listening for too long.

This was in December of 2001, two months after he told me that the worst thing about 9/11/01 was that it was a shame the buildings didn't fall on "the really guilty Americans."

If anybody would be willing to share with me a title insurer who was willing to insure tax sale properties I would greatly apreciate it (could be through email if need to keep private).As far as approaching the previous owners/trustees (the previous owner established a trust to try to hide the property from the IRS, trust was demonstrated to be a sham by IRS in their trial) one is in prison, another is just out of prison, and I think the third is on the way to prison.

Which is a shame because there are some really good designations out there.

It’s a shame, actually.

It’s a shame this question doesn’t get asked more often.