Possible deal-Home owner backs up to new subdivision and the subdivison is running water on to his property and it is ending up in his basemnet when it rains hard and has caused a mold problem.

I am checking through the MLS system and the house is back on the market for $75k... it turns out, the financing fell through n the other deal and it was available again.

You really want to focus on the mechanical systems (roof, heat, electric, water)Just ask your lender about prepayment penalties... some have them, some don't.

There are also the old hackers( and a few new ones) that are skilled in the old dos level languages or even bios and low level system programming that no reqular programs are really made to detect.

Now all of them come with a standard fax modem and you can send or recieve fax from your computer and had I known it at the time I would have had the thing invented and be billionaire now but so would I when I thought of canning water for pop machines when I had my first drink of city water and felt so bad for them poor folks that never had country mountain spring.

Bleach and water "remediate" mold.

All Cash, this is the biggest government yet and is led by conservatives and just think, with a military man heading the CIA, the system of checks and balance will erode once the departments and agencies are all headed by people of the same mentality.

Owner also pays water, trash etc, and insurance and taxes are probably not low.In general I've found that MLS listed properties are not listed for below market prices, but further checking might prove this to be a good opportunity for you.BTW, from what I've seen in the Bay Area, some of that $150K gain you've seen in two years is probably "borrowed" appreciation from the next 3 years.

As a realtor and a licensed home inspector, I get my comps through the MLS system.

The lobbying system is inherently corrupt.