I would buy it subject to the mortgage of $65,000 and then pay $15,000 in cash.The executor just e-mailed me and said there was an appraisal for $200,000 and her attorney told her it could only be sold for no lower than 5% of that price.

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Why not begin your investment business with sound and fundamental policies?

I also think that a side effect of what you are proposing is that the stock market would be less volatile and casino-like because people would be able to value companies on fundamentals again much more easily.

One of the reasons I attend the OC Investors Club meetings (and the fundamental reason for it creation) was to create a hospitable atmosphere for investors to meet and listen to presentations without being subjected to the "Time Share" sales pitch.Naturally, many of the speakers will have authored a book(s) or created some sort of training course and will mention it at the end of their presentation, but the seminar must be informative and educational on its own, not simply a lead in to selling something.

If you do get one, it will e something like $155-158K.

As long as you have solid, recent comps for similar manufactured houses, I don't think there's any fundamental problem with manufactured vs. stick built.

It save me a lot of time as I collect the names and e-mail addresses of everyone I speak with and when I have a home 1 year down the road.

I understand the fundamentals involved in selling real estate but this is the first time that I'm dealing with a condo(actually 2nd but the 1st time was during the boom and likely made a bunch of dough by accident - lol).

I will go ahead and e-mail you.