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bpj62

(1,067 posts)
31. Forclosure
Wed Dec 4, 2013, 03:28 PM
Dec 2013

I was trying to figure out how this guy was finding these "abandoned" homes and I now know how. When a forclosure occurs the attorney handling the default is required to post a forclosure sale notice in the newspaper of local circulation. This is stated in the Deed of Trust or Mortgage that gets recorded in the County Courthouse. He then waits for the owners to leave the house and then claims that they have abandoned the property. He files theses briefs with the local courthouse to buy himself some time. Problem is the bank has a lien on the property and the house is the collateral. Say the owners have moved out because they do not want to be evicted after the forclosure is done, then this guy says the property is "abandoned' and he takes possession. This isn't going to work out for him because sooner or later the bank is going to win out and they will simply evict him. This guy is a scum bag plain and simple. he is preying on other peoples misfortunes.

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The Blaze hmmm? NightWatcher Dec 2013 #1
I'm waiting for confirmation from Twitchy Capt. Obvious Dec 2013 #2
here is a local tv station's investagative report: cali Dec 2013 #6
here: cali Dec 2013 #4
These sites scour the world for stories to get outraged by NightWatcher Dec 2013 #8
True, however it does happen more often than you may think. Glassunion Dec 2013 #15
They are never held up in court, according to the FBI guy. n/t JimDandy Dec 2013 #19
True. But at what cost to the legitimate homeowner? Glassunion Dec 2013 #20
The winning side almost always is awarded court and attorney costs JimDandy Dec 2013 #21
Not always. Some homeowners can get stuck with the bill. Glassunion Dec 2013 #22
This guy will wind up dead someday when he pulls this on the wrong person. TeamPooka Dec 2013 #3
yup, the three s rule should apply, shoot, shovel, shut the hell up. loli phabay Dec 2013 #5
People shoot each other over a parking space. What are they going to do about their house? TeamPooka Dec 2013 #7
And will doubtless be buried in someone else's grave. 11 Bravo Dec 2013 #12
lmao that was funny. TeamPooka Dec 2013 #18
we can only hope frylock Dec 2013 #24
I don't see how he could get away with this vankuria Dec 2013 #9
So nobody can ever go on vacation again? silverweb Dec 2013 #10
Sounds like bullshit to me. Paladin Dec 2013 #11
Ah, a "Sovereign Citizen" jberryhill Dec 2013 #13
Oh, yeah, THAT'LL work! hatrack Dec 2013 #14
A Soveriegn Citizen that went to HS with me! maxsolomon Dec 2013 #16
Your link is to a entirely different case which was perpetrated by a relative using fraud. n/t JimDandy Dec 2013 #23
i am aware maxsolomon Dec 2013 #25
Man who claimed family's home .. has done the same with another ELEVEN properties struggle4progress Dec 2013 #27
He doesn't acknowledge government authority...Sovereign Citizens countryjake Dec 2013 #17
He must choose to victimize pacifists seveneyes Dec 2013 #26
Man faces charges after claiming Springdale home while owners out of town struggle4progress Dec 2013 #28
90 days in jail for Texas man who stole house of cancer patient: jsr Dec 2013 #29
Give him a 20 year lease for a room in a government-run all-inclusive facility nt geek tragedy Dec 2013 #30
Forclosure bpj62 Dec 2013 #31
Links to documents in the case can be found here: struggle4progress Dec 2013 #32
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