Perhaps mold you saw actually caused a health problem and city officials declared it unfit for human habitation due to that.

The dilemma is that it is currently tenanted to an elderly couple, they are not under lease and she said they are good tenants who would love to stay in the property even if it's sold.

These guys can purchase large blocks of homes in specific zip codes, but REI's are going to heal the bulk of the problem a few homes at time.

Health Partners paid for the majority of her schooling.

Around here if a contractors works too hard, he will lose his MassHealth (free/reduced health insurance).

Here is my dilemma: I live in Northern California where house prices have hardly dropped and my community has currently 1 house below the $400,000 price.

LOL :) DONE ..... but they do have free healthcare :)http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/9077506/Sex-change-British-man-gives-birth-to-son.html

Send mailers to Health code violators 24.

One problem that is a little more likely to pop up I would imagine would be an elderly person on low income living there kinda check to check, and if something goes wrong with their physical/mental health and/or their pension or S.S. checks or whathaveyou, it is harder to kick them out if necessary.

There is actually raw sewage running out near the end of the driveway and road area and I understand the Board of Health has already cited the uncooperative homeowner at least once.