Sorry, I must have misunderstood...

,I think you misunderstood.

"If you're not embarrassed by your offer it's too much", famous last words.

As for the basement I may have misunderstood what partially finished basement means.

But it was built in 1951 by Mies van der Rohe who is famously quoted "less is more"http://maciejratajski.blogspot.com/2009/12/farnsworth-house.html

If you take title subject to the mortgage and it's not assumable then you run the risk of triggering the Due on Sale Clause in the mortgage and having the remaining balance due and payable on demand.Sounds like she had one of World Savings famous "pick a payment" mortgage which was cloned by a few other banks and now owned by Wells Fargo.

Jeff, I am sure u have misunderstood Jason's comment.

At a great business school, you don't spend the majority of your time sitting in front of a professor listening to a lecture; you spend the majority of your time sitting in front of world-famous business-people who are offering their mentorship or you are spending your time creating real business plans, building real businesses, pitching to real investors and getting real-world feedback on real ideas.

Buffett is a famous example.

Keeping.....Richard Davis, owner of Trademark Properites, star of Flip that House and easily the most famous flipper in the country had this to say at the end of one of his shows where he rehabbed a multi-unit property (the big gray one) he owns.