I was 20 when I bought the house and I asked the sellers to leave it so I didn't have to bring in any appliances, and I never had a woman living with me so I never had any reason to buy a nicer newer one.

I was working on a deal that should have been a slam dunk and I even got word that the woman selling the property wanted to sell it quick at a low price.

About 10 minutes ago, I received a call from an elderly woman who has a 2br, 1 ba house that she inherited.

These are the same tasers that the police use and they even have smaller tasers that fit in a woman's purse.I read somewhere that even if a shooting is perfectly righteous, one can expect to spend at least ten grand in legal fees for defense.

What if by the time of Mom's death one of the sons had been divorced, kids went with ex-wife, husband remarried a woman with kids, husband the pre-deceases the Mom.

This woman is DESTROYING THE VALUE OF YOUR PROPERTY, AND YOU ARE AIDING HER IN DOING SO!

I feel badly for the woman and I want to help her, but outside of a short sale, which I've never done, there's not much I can do.

Then the woman who got me to sign up (mentor) went home to Florida, I never saw her again, and didn't really heard from her so my support line was nill and my husband and I were clueless in Hawaii.

In addition, I called the woman at my local title company with whom I've worked on several deals recently closed and flat out asked her if I could have access to their database to run my own comps (assuring her that when I find my next deal I will certainly bring it to her for escrow & title).

In fact, one woman I became friends with bought a house for 236K that I had looked at and turned down because it was too big for me and had a pool, but was priced at 225K when I looked.