@David BeardIn reading your posts, I am not entirely clear (different tax system), but is the treatment you describe only applicable to an instalment sale (where the sale is only complete once all instalments have been paid)?  

You would basically be requesting to receive the special circumstance treatment, if they said no and you stay in the home then everything is fine.

The kicker is I agreed to pay for half since the house is a duplex and a full treatment was for a whole house, leaving her less than $200 to pay over the course of a year.

Our church has a huge ministry that deals with rescuing people being used in such a horrific way, and if you think there's any acceptable excuse for such treatment of others, then I don't know what to say, except shame on you.

Should we read it, or give it the athlete treatment and stop reading the newspapers?

After treatment, I’m cancer free, but I haven’t worked since late 2010, and now my resources are extremely limited.

The short sale gets preferred treatment because the lender does not get stuck with more REO.

Is you concern tax treatment or liability protection?

Authorization is simply a letter from the doctor stating John Smith is under my care and requires two pit bull for medical treatment. 

Given the treatment of Christine Blasey Ford last week, I wasn’t going to ignore gender-biased language from a leader in the BP community, even if it was inadvertent, and even though it’s hard to speak truth to power.