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A lot of this depends on the condition of the houses. If they are falling apart, their value is probably less than the costs to repair them, so they will never be reoccupied legally (but homeless and drug addicts will take shelter)-so tearing them down for safety reasons makes sense. But if...

There's a very high chance that the auction will get postponed.

Proof that money can't buy taste. <img src="http://media.cdn-redfin.com/photo/40/bigphoto/307/08-306307_5.jpg" alt="" /> <a href="http://www.redfin.com/CA/Los-Angeles/1602-Viewmont-Dr-90069/home/7120087">1602 Viewmont, Los Angeles</a> For only $4.5 million (I'm sorry, $4,499,485)...

Lots of photoshopping in the listing pictures-so fake. As for having the master off the kitchen, what is everybody's opinion on that genericly (in a single story)? If done right, I think it isn't a problem, and can actually be a good thing (seperates the master from the other bedrooms and...

Weird. It's been on and off the market since February, although it's also clear somebody is living there, so it's not a pure failed flip. Maybe there was a job loss.

Well, it at least looks like it is on a big lot for the area (.3 acres), and it has a view. Mabe that's the reason for the premium.

If the home builder is doing the loan themselves, they might be desperate enough to ignore the other house.

I think the era of big house/small lot may be passing. I wonder if these will sell well.