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Updated almost 16 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Dean Julie
  • Foreclosure Specialist
  • Pleasant Grove, UT
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Now I'm starting to get worried

Dean Julie
  • Foreclosure Specialist
  • Pleasant Grove, UT
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California, yes, the State, has cash flow problems, specifically with tax refunds:

http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-tax-refunds7-2009mar07,0,1633884.story

Soooooo, is there a possibility that I can short-sale the entire State of California? :lol: Do you think they'll do a subject-to while I place a tenant buyer until I get the house, er, um, I mean the State resold? :clap: If California's "shares" become so low that there's a buyout, will it be Nevada or Oregon that buys California up? Or, maybe even Mexico... Weeeeeeeee! :woohoo: I wonder if I can get some rich Dubai investors to submit an offer. Is there an MLS for listing States as a whole? :help:

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