For example thru WIC or food stamps or unions or welfare or unemployment or social security or healthcare etc.

I accepted a full price offer of 115K with 6% back to buyers for closing costs/downpayment.

We do not even have company over; generally socializing is done outside of the home.

Basically I'm wondering, would you be willing to purchase at full market value if you could get the right terms accepted on seller financing.

Has anybody seen or heard of banks being more willing to accept lower offers on REO recently?

_Roosevelt In his acceptance speech, Roosevelt declared: “ Throughout the nation men and women, forgotten in the political philosophy of the Government, look to us here for guidance and ***for more equitable opportunity to share in the distribution of national wealth***… I pledge you, I pledge myself to a new deal for the American people… This is more than a political campaign.

That gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling about socialism.

That seems the cleanest.Will your hard money lender accept a deed in lieu?

Has anyone ever bought a Fannie Mae owned property and lowered the deposit amount to $100.00 with their acceptance?

Then I'll see someone posting something here along the lines of "socialism -> democrats -> bailouts", and I'll feel further anger, as this has nothing to do with socialism, nor democrats, nor capitalism and republicans.