Seller is motivated for health reasons.Recent Comps for this home are ranging between 70k-80k so for the sake of being conservative let's say 70k.

The US Systems can't figure out how to keep tabs on American banks and their financial health... how the heck are they going to monitor a foreign one... especially one in as corrupt a country as China?

In this case, and maybe because of the economy, it obviously isn't guaranteed.My dilemma is that I stopped advertising/showing the house when she gave me the deposit, and the thought of starting all that again is not appealing.

First thing that comes to my mind is your mom's health and age as to any estate issues.

Her health isn't all that good, and she's worried about her half of Grandma's estate going to my uncle instead of my Dad or me.

They would need to get their own health/life benefits.Here are the questions:1.

Here's how I would get around the partial payment dilemma - this is with using Chase quickpay.

My dilemma is this.

Here in King County Washington, it is the Public Health department that regulates septic systems.

I see money taken away from me and used to pay for the medical care of elderly who did not plan for their own retirement health care.Now the government has gone so far as to tell me what size soft drink I can buy and force me to buy a private sector product and if I don't, I pay a penalty.You would think that a government this intrusive would at least protect it's International Borders, but they refuse to even do that.