The government wants their taxes each time it's sold, so you can't register it.The simple amswer is track down the original owner, have them put title in the next persons name and so forth.Lucky for us, after an exhaustive search we found the original owner, and the license branch let them sign an affidavit saying they sold the car to my son.

Hey mate,It's just how it works in the Bahamas at the moment lolI'm currently looking at a double waterfront lot Topsider home for $120,000.It's absolute beachfront and I can probably fish from the balcony (Thing of Bora Bora Tahiti lol).I'll probably offer $50,000 and see how we go.These things (Topsiders) are made to withstand hurricanes but I love the Bahamas so much that I'm happy to re-build if anything was to happen.You just can't beat the 240ft of waterfront land with white beach and turquoise blue water for that price.It's paradise and there is nothing like it worldwide.Thanks 

PVC is used mostly on restaurants as it does well with oil that comes from hood exhausts, but it is a newer and developing product.  

@Jay Hinrichs and as a result I try to 'bulletproof' my SFR's from the next GFC.My 'limitus' test is can I withstand a 20% cut to my 'top line'.  

@Lucas Hammer - Moving is both exciting and exhausting so I completely empathize with your situation. 

Most of my cash is exhausted and I have just some left.

Some like to do their own exhaustive comps, which we review, and others have so much experience in their areas they can estimate sales prices better than anyone by holding their thumb up.

If I represented buyers right now I would be exhausted.

Unplug, pull back panel, and vac all lint from element housing, from wiring and switches, and exhaust housing.

That will benefit well capitalized investors who can withstand the G forces.