A Housing Market.

It is just a logistic solution maybe this is what is needed, for an disheveled property sector. To restore growth an economic strategy needs to be applied. Market value needs to be governed by a realistic pricing arrangement. This has the effect of fairness and fairness is a policy that just could make sense. For a state to owned statuary commodities such as financial institutions governed by fear full comity's, lets call these "State Banks" for argument sake it may not be such a bad thing where transferring of state holdings for the win win situation. Where there is a demand "The buyer" this purchaser needs to obtain a property from the state holding for example, the state owned property it could just be a simple transfer that could take place. This transfer may be called the purchase agreement a simple contract once again generating a cash flow situation. The purchaser could buy one of these abandoned state properties, at a state regulated price under a contract agreement, from the state owned financial company lets call this a bank company "AIB" just for the sake of it. Then a hire purchase agreement would comes into effect called a rental purchase scheme. Actually no cash transaction may need to apply. But there is the need to part with the good this being the state owned property that's now given a value, Lets call this good the house! So sales of these unwanted over surplus properties now may commences at a regulated price. But the question being would there be a desire to do this? An Answer to this maybe before the state declares it self financial deficiency lets say this is “bankrupt” then this logic may come into effect. It may work like this property tax this may mean a fare share or a little more in some legal costs a but what the heck it also has security. So the new owner of the state owned property pays for this purchase by a cash arrangement. this happens until there contract expires this being in thirty years or so. book club prefers a yearly charge over interest rates could rise as in the past to "twenty percent" a minor point could be like a looming oil deficiency been driven anyway. This may be one of the ways of solving a states sovereign debt crises. This could also happen with many other items goods, been sold into a "demand crises again" just to see it happen all over again "light those cigars" quick with new euro notes. Ant it nice to look at millionaire's even though they know there on a rampage, lets call this the "Romp Factor" it a bit like a rodeo bull but more provocative its rather sexual. It just up and pointed like an estate agents erect sign board! Although analysis shows that abandoned properties cover main streets, they are prone to illegal dumping and environmental dilapidation. This often occurs due to in part high rates of home foreclosures a well now called an abandoned property and there a decline within an otherwise healthy infrastructure lets call these "derelicts". This could breach "health and safety regulation" but nobody gives a hoot about this, no and why? the state is doing nothing about it. Saying isn't this is what is done!"blah blah blah". But these factors have enormously contributed to challenges both to local and Public Health Departments for many reasons. Dilapidated environments in most cases they are excellent habitats for vector borne diseases they make sudden animal sanitaries for rodents and insects alike.