Interested in a property listed at 260K (relisted 100 days ago and description states 75k price reduction- but not sure if this is accurate) According to title Wells Fargo has owned since Oct 2008can't find trustee record so don't know how much wells put out for it when foreclosedLast owner paid 310 in 2006Its been shown A LOT (millions of cards on kitchen counter) but has been sitting for a long time (don't know total dom- but most likely 12-16 months) This is most likely due to a monster gravity heat system.

It is not dead yet and there is some time but...http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/comment/ambroseevans_pritchard/7857595/RBS-tells-clients-to-prepare-for-monster-money-printing-by-the-Federal-Reserve.html

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The gov-mint bureaucracy monster cannot be killed without taking out tons of innocent bystanders at the same time.

Home value 120k,Buyers offer 85k FIRMDilemma: Buyer does not have the needed down payment to secure financing for this cash flowing monster; Seller wants to liquidate with minimal tax.Solution: Seller agrees to donate, say, 15k, to the non-profit- Contingent on being able to sell above 100k.Buyer agrees to purchase for 100k, contingent on the non-profit being able to charitably gift the 10K needed needed to obtain conventional financing.That said, the seller has just gained a 15k tax deduction, and has 85k to 1031 into a "like kind" property.The buyer has gotten control of the property with a conventional 90k mortgage.The non-profit walks with 5k in the pocket to help the lives of many, and pay operating costs etc..It's your everyday WIN-WIN-WIN situation..

Having said that, I am not a monster.

If you want a country full of unmotivated, unquestioning robots who can churn out widgets and french fries, our system is great.

Auctions at the courthouse are a monster.

CA is its own monster with crazy laws and rules, mostly run by democrats.

Unless they figure out a way to blow one of those monsters up into 2 dozens Ta-ta's...