. #2: You ALWAYS have to pay full market value for shares. #3: You're MUCH more reliant on the whim of the economy with shares, vs. property.#4: People always need to live SOMEWHERE (even you).#5: It's much easier to BORROW to buy property, vs. shares (and STILL obtain positive cash flow).

And then another old house and vacant lot also a block away  was sold two months ago, I checked the public records for $1.7 million.

We point our new Bridgeport residents to this link as a summary of the code:  https://www.jud.ct.gov/Publications/hm031.pdfBecause most will never read it,  we have a basic "Rental talk" outlining each parties responsibilities.

So just get a full picture and purchase accordingly.Good Luck!

I'd do $500.00 or full $900.00 as 450 deposit and 450 as 1/2 of last months rent..

In Jersey, this was created when you filed your "Public Records Filing For New Business", so you should already have the Certificate of Organization.

I wish we could bring back beatings and public stocks.

When they call notes due, they lose money, and it's bad public image.  

In this case you'd either need to pay enough to pay off the mortgage--in other words, pay full price--or pursue a short sale.  

Cragilist... driving for dollars and public records.