JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Please explain your take on how this could just be the result of someone making an unintentional mistake, as opposed to deliberate mischaracterization?

JP Morgan/Chaseb.

yup, that's about the crux of it..you have to be late"...SO, this was with WAMU, who then got bought out by JPMorgan Chase, and before you knew it, one department didn't know what the other one was doing...We must have sent in 6 hardship letters...before finally coming to our senses and retaining an atty...Kid you not, at some point, they didn't want to take our payments anymore, because now we were past the N.O.D. point of no return....and NOW we have been fortunate enough, to have had some real action take place, on behalf of a hard working family, and YES, an "investor", who is learning how GREEDY this industry can be.

Its shady because you're doing something to deliberately hide the transaction.In terms of the amount of control that's given to the buyer, I think it looks like this:Subject to (full control to buyer, very little recourse on seller's part)Wrap (fully control to buyer, with a deed of trust which gives the seller some rights)Land contract (some control to buyer especially with a recorded contract but seller retains the deed.)Lease/option (limited control to buyer.

Let me explain why...If my goal is to enter and share in your "space of business" or "circle of influence" and you in mine, what point would there be in beginning to build that bridge, invest my time, energy and money just to deliberately tear it down before it really had the potential to become something valuable.

Tom, There have been many instances when they've deliberately targeted civilians--UN ambulances, a refugee camps, etc.

And in the other 10% they price it low deliberately to create a bidding war.

Walls (except for deliberate holes), Doors, and door frames look pretty good. 10.

How deep does the hypocrisy run when the Republican party deliberately chooses to cover elective abortions in their employee health insurance package?