The practice has infuriated me for as long as I can remember—mostly because: 1) I am not one of those children or grandchildren, 2) The wacked-out principles behind such gifts, and 3) What often happens to the money and the recipients.

I realize it is better to leave cash to heirs, but sometimes it just isn't practical.

Alright, I saw mention of the Jazz so I had to respond to this post (by the way, Stockton is the best point guard to ever play the game.)Welcome to this forum, network like crazy (online and offline) and learn everything you can.

It also does not mean that this is not a very common practice.

I practice what I preach.

Creedog-Ask a good question in an online forum these days and you'll get back an interesting array of responses.

People just don't want to throw down that kind of cash.Season tickets for the bears in my section is $850 per seat, but tickets are selling for $400 per seat per game online.

So, at Agents Online Real Estate Idea Center there was a discussion just this past June about abandoned property left by tenants in California.

Practically, I was thinking of a double closing.

You may be able to get the info online.