It is really a shame that the realtors got paid, the appraisers got paid, Title companies got paid, mortgage brokers got paid, Lenders got paid and then the home owner who listened to all these professionals and their advice - end up losing their home.

I'm not ashamed to admit that I am a bit of a bottom feeder and some of those have turned out quite well and others not so well, but then I like to spread my risk around with several lower valued properties than sink all my cash into one big property.I've been in the business over 4 years and buy notes nationwide.

I'm ashamed at my daughter who is a slob and allowed the place to be trashed.

It is a shame that so many have to suffer due to the actions of a few.

It's a shame since I still have over 1000 of these cards, but it's a waste of money to buy stamps for something that is providing zero results.

It's a shame really because with the government rules and regulations homeowners are being foreclosed on.

One is that this may be treated as a sham transaction if there is no economic reason for doing this other than tax avoidance.Sounds to me like you are really selling an asset which means a purchase/sale agreement.

It's a shame that the Dodd Frank Act screwed up our definition.

I've always thought what a shame it is that duplex construction fell out of favor, as it offers such a great way for young people to break into home ownership.I got started by purchasing a duplex in Tosa from my own landlord.

Hung,I am ashamed to admit that I did not see this change coming but it seemed like we were getting deals easily in early 2012 and then I woke up and could not get a deal to save my life in mid to late 2012.