Several had people who died in them and the corpses were there for some time per the neighbors, some had no wiring or plumbing.  

No one wants to waste your time if you are using a bad lender that will write a preapproval letter for a corpse, then screw up the closing.

1Go to Home Depot 2 buy a family pack of D Con rat poison. 3 Pickup their corpses 

That's basically how they're playing "weekend at bernies" with the corpse of the stock market.

The title is clean.That's where you hear about people buying expensive properties for trivial amounts like $5000, when these properties are obviously worth much more.It's also where you hear about the not-so-lucky buyers walking into the property and finding the former owner's rat-gnawed corpse rotting on a couch in the living room.

HAHAHAThis is like trying to buy life insurance on a corpse. 

Now, my old friends over there think I'm a prophet.Pittsburgh is dying, but there is definitely money to be made off its slow death throes, and the corpse can be robbed after that.

Things like the loan provided to GM, no, NOT for it, I was 100% for let-em die because it's exactly what they earned, and the rotting corpse of GM would have been fertilizer for 10 NEW auto companies, BUT I do understand where the powers-that-be were at thinking that life cycle would have been too brutal and wanted to focus on the tens of thousands of jobs and incomes impacted by allowing the natural cycle to play out.  

The silver lining in all this is that these are pictures of your foot and not of your tenant's two-year old daughter's corpse. 

You now have a new name for your subdivision “Corpse Acres.”More seriously, that sucks and sorry for the victim.