If you can put together a Short Sale Package asap and negotiate with the Mortgage Company to buy the house before the auction, it will be extremely beneficial to the homeowner - she will not have a foreclosure on her credit record and she should be able to stop the bankruptcy.

AFAIK it's part of the same "Homeland Security" package rammed through in the wake of 9/11.FWIW the person in question was protesting "Falon Gong" harassment and suppression by the PRG.

The concept is that finally, the person in charge has both the mandate AND the budget to execute.I'm not sure how putting a military person in charge of the CIA (which owns <20% of the assets, albeit the "remaining" 20%...) will change the situation much, especially since both elements (CIA and DOD) report now to the NDI for budget and mission.

The "value" package for seasoned vets and the "premium" report for newbies.That's my 2 cents ($300 adjusted for inflation :lol: )

If you're going to remove the mobile home from the real estate, check out Nada:http://www.nadaguides.comIf it's a home and land package, you're dealing with an entirely different ball of wax.

He sels books for about $30/ea on different elements of real estate investing like AGGRESSIVE TAX AVOIDANCE, etc.

I left off an important element here.

The entire package is selling for $145,000.

An essential element of Abandoned in the legal sense is that the owner has either expressly (orally or in writing), or implicitly relinquished his rights to the property. 

Here in Nevada a seller is required to provide a CC&R package to the buyer prior to close of escrow.