The rest of the house is completely gutted to the studs, but the bones are good.

The rest of the tenants are rocks.

But to the courts and the rest of us, its a bunch of garbage.Its nice to see at least one state clarifying what was clearly the intent of the law all along.

I would like to check it out.I have a 4 acre property in Rohnert Park CA I have owned for going on 25 years.. it just got brought into the city as a mixed use resi project and I am trying to figure out what to do with it..CA is super expensive as you know.. but maybe something like this could work.problem is not with developers and affordable housing.. it rest squarely on regulators and city officials and environmentalist. building materials have risen a little but not much.. labor is up... whats up is development standards that the cities want and all the fee's that cities want that is not directly related to housing..

Or do they expect some sort of earnest money deposit in the form of certified funds and then you have some time to bring the rest of the money?

And we didn't suffer through the downturn like the rest of the country, but we were dragged down a bit and there were a ton of California owners losing properties.

@Jeffrey Gagnon Do you plan to live there for the rest of your life?

I found someone, and they said they wanted the home. i text back and forth with the owner and he asked me what bank i have so he can deposit my money and i told him i bank out of state. he never replied. i sent him two more texts over the course of the rest of the day and nothing.my husband called him and he kept sayin the lease says its not refundable but he will give me my money back because he feels bad for me. my husband said why cant you just give it to her right this second...he says the banks are closed (they were it was 9pm) and i cant pull that much money out of the atm ($2,000) so he said i will call you tomorrow to meet up. he called my husband back 20 mins later saying do you have paypal , i can send it through there....HELL NO...

The PMI Company will pay off part of the loan as long as the amount to be paid stays within the policy limits.As part of this agreement, the property owner agrees to sell the property to pay off the rest of the loan.

Nothing's been the same since 9/11/2001....MOST folks know that Dirt & Gold/Platninum R the way to go.Dirt in High demand locations....well, now U know the rest of the story?