Yes Mike she may be wrong for not paying her bill but again I say until we can remove these double standards people like that lady will continue to be victimized by a dual standard system that devalues the meaning and importance of life for the purpose of greed.There is no dual standard here.

Hello, I may be out of my tree here, but my mom lived in a devalued house and prolly still does.

The closest I could find was called "Political Frugality: Guerilla Economics for the Demonized, Devalued, And Disenfranchised And Money Saving Tips for Everyone Else by Larry Roth."

The dentist across the street wanted, to pretty much knock it down because he felt it devalued his business property. 

@Bill Gulley/@Rick Baggenstoss Thanks for the input, I hadn't thought about the fact that renting it out would in itself devalue the property and take away from all the work I put into it.

The tenants' behavior is the seller's problem right now; the seller being greedy kept him from completing the eviction, and that greed has a price that devalues the property.But how is the tenant preventing inspection of the roof?

Also, unless we go through a period of negative inflation, the mortgage balance will have devalued over time due to inflation.

My money is on China losing faith and selling its dollar reserves and creating a huge dollar devaluation, but that's just speculation.OK, so we were talking about municipalities, why did I go high level?

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However the basic idea here is that this property is golden and can never devalue.