For example using bonds assigned as additional collateral or structuring a deal to save the seller taxes thereby giving a better price or terms.While writing this I got a call about someone wanting to sell payments that are received from a court order and my suggestion was not to deal with the scum bag but to loan the money to the payee and assign those payments as collateral with the right of offset, that puts the payee and payor on the hook instead of buying the annuity payments.

Those pensions are being left holding the bag as bonds are bid up and yields drop.

We are not members of the 'Tea Party' so it's difficult to understand their logic,

I agree it's a mixed bag on pricing and of course varies from yard to yard, store to store, item to item.

Evicting someone that old so your daughter can live rent free is a sh$t bag move, and a decision based on the wrong emotion. 

Apparently, to get started you’ll need lots of paper bags.

Even if the borrower pays off the loan after a few years (refi or sells) then you have a good chance of needing to come up with cash to be able to pay off the underlying loan.I see this strategy as a huge opportunity for scammers to leave their buyer's holding the bag on a property they think they now own but that's in fact still mortgaged.

What was in the trash bag, did you have to contact Airbnb, and did you have to fine them for bringing in a dog or smoking? 

The prices are still low, but the cat is sort of out of the bag.

Quote from @Mike Hern:Use bags that are clearly marked by address so it doesn't get mixed with anything else.