[martin_fierro]

Sounds like a heck of a deal to moi!

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[MadelineZapeezda]

Just read about it in thne paper.......hmmm, if I had an extra 400K hangin around, I’d buy it!

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Love you prefix!

[Turbopilot]

Bloody ambiguous pronoun usage. Doesn't anyone teach journalists to write English anymore?

The way the article is written indicates that the Husicks are offering to refund the purchase price upon the death of the buyer, which doesn't make a lot of sense as an incentive. But after reading a few times, it appears that the actual offer is that the sellers have offered to will the purchase price back to the buyers upon the death of the sellers. That's not a bad deal, assuming the home's actual value isn't too far below the sale price.

[Daffynition]

I know someone who agreed to to care for an ancient woman and upon her death would receive her house. Well, it seemed like a good idea at the time, but the old lady lived 16 years, made the couple's life a living hell for all those years [almost broke up the marriage]; and to boot, someone came out of the woodwork after the will was read, challenged the document and the couple spent almost what the home would have been worth in attorney fees to fight it in court.

I've seen the future ...and it ain't pretty.

[SoothingDave]

Yeah, it’s a good deal. Unless the couple doesn’t have $400k when they die.

[teenyelliott]

HEY YOU GUYS!!!! Go getchersleves a house er two.

[goldstategop]

You get the house for free. Your mortgage is forgiven. I call that a heckuva deal!

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