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Foreclosure crisis hits peak. A 2,800-acre ranch in Santa Barbara County, Calif., that features a mock-Tudor style mansion, a Ferris Wheel and a merry-go-round is set to be auctioned. The property at 5225 Figueroa Mountain Rd. in Los Olivos will go to the highest bidder unless the owner can come up with the $24,525,906.61 he owes on his loan. The home is known as "Neverland" and is owned by a musician who used to be very popular.

No. 1 lonely, expensive. A real estate mogul from the United Arab Emirates bid $14 million for UAE license plate No. 1 over the weekend. I got to know these kinds of folks in my time as a motor mouth. We called them plate nuts.
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