This is the longest prison term given on a financial fraud case in the U.K.

There was a case in Cape Coral Florida where the home owner wasn't connected for both the water and electric.

Life wasn't always about living in the metro-plex and going to a supermarket for proteins and vegetables.  

That is definitely a case in the area I am looking at.  

I cannot speak to your state, but that is not the case in Virginia.

@Bryan Otteson Exactly the case in this situation, you do get what you pay for.

I would say the mortgage broker was much easier to work with in my case.  In

case in point I just funded a 8 home package in another prominent turn key mid west market.. the sellers were all AU investors who after years of not being able to make it work from their arm chairs in AU  sold out at 70% CASH loss's per property.. these transactions equated to over a 250k cash loss for those AU investor. 

If I recall the Dow was 7-8,000 around that time too and now it's just over 18,000, I don't know a lot of people saying the dow is going to 36,000 in the next five years so sell everything, buy on margin, and wait for the money to come rolling in.A case in point we sold out house in Saratoga CA (right next to San Jose) pre crash,  in June of 2007 it is now worth @ 27% more then what we sold for (using NARRPR - Relators website).  

Some courts will seize the house.... case in Michigan from a few years ago below.