It's cheap & easy & if accepted in your state covers all the bases - the house isn't yours until the death of both parents, it's protected from Medicare if done well in advance of them needing LTC, and it gives you the advantages of a normal inheritance without probate.

It takes it's toll.

†Realty owners no longer need run the risk of poisoning, death or health injuries associated with poison gas treatment of their homes for termites.

7% surprised me little bit but tomorrow, possibly after thursday we will see few suckers' rallies and my theory will hold - wall street bleeding to death : drop by dropYou could certainly be right.

When she returned, she learned that the payment wasn't made and she received a "recent 30 day late," the kiss o' death to a refinance lender.

A good example is Sarah Palin with the whole "death panels" thing.

Sure people will take advantage, guess what, the state kills inocent people on death row too, but you devise a better system!

Here in CA I believe you have to disclose a death for 5 years after the death occurred when renting or selling a residence.

Under California Civil Code Section 1710.2, if someone dies on the property, it's a material defect – but only if the death occurred within three years of the date you make an offer to purchase or rent the home.

It is fine for a foreclosure to price drop, but in a conventional listing, it can be the kiss of death.