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October 19, 2010 at 12:34 PM #18094October 19, 2010 at 12:45 PM #619951
ucodegen
ParticipantIt is the new entitlement mentality.
You don’t own the home until you finish paying for it. Until then, all you have is roughly a lease-option-to-buy from the bank with a few more legal protections.
Don’t pay a lease and you are out. Don’t pay a mortgage and you are out.
The Earls have been ordered to move out a week from today, but their attorney, Michael Pines, says they may move back in, saying they can legally do that since the judge didn’t issue a permanent injunction.
Unless you consider being put in prison for contempt of court(they were ordered out), B&E, trespass, vandalism, felony theft(amounts greater than 10k).
He’s reportedly helped other Southern California families break back into their old homes, and Pines claims that mortgage securitization calls into question every commercial and residential loan going back decades.
I wonder how much longer this guy will have his ABA license?
October 19, 2010 at 12:45 PM #620033ParticipantIt is the new entitlement mentality.
You don’t own the home until you finish paying for it. Until then, all you have is roughly a lease-option-to-buy from the bank with a few more legal protections.
Don’t pay a lease and you are out. Don’t pay a mortgage and you are out.
The Earls have been ordered to move out a week from today, but their attorney, Michael Pines, says they may move back in, saying they can legally do that since the judge didn’t issue a permanent injunction.
Unless you consider being put in prison for contempt of court(they were ordered out), B&E, trespass, vandalism, felony theft(amounts greater than 10k).
He’s reportedly helped other Southern California families break back into their old homes, and Pines claims that mortgage securitization calls into question every commercial and residential loan going back decades.
I wonder how much longer this guy will have his ABA license?
October 19, 2010 at 12:45 PM #620586ParticipantIt is the new entitlement mentality.
You don’t own the home until you finish paying for it. Until then, all you have is roughly a lease-option-to-buy from the bank with a few more legal protections.
Don’t pay a lease and you are out. Don’t pay a mortgage and you are out.
The Earls have been ordered to move out a week from today, but their attorney, Michael Pines, says they may move back in, saying they can legally do that since the judge didn’t issue a permanent injunction.
Unless you consider being put in prison for contempt of court(they were ordered out), B&E, trespass, vandalism, felony theft(amounts greater than 10k).
He’s reportedly helped other Southern California families break back into their old homes, and Pines claims that mortgage securitization calls into question every commercial and residential loan going back decades.
I wonder how much longer this guy will have his ABA license?
October 19, 2010 at 12:45 PM #620705ParticipantIt is the new entitlement mentality.
You don’t own the home until you finish paying for it. Until then, all you have is roughly a lease-option-to-buy from the bank with a few more legal protections.
Don’t pay a lease and you are out. Don’t pay a mortgage and you are out.
The Earls have been ordered to move out a week from today, but their attorney, Michael Pines, says they may move back in, saying they can legally do that since the judge didn’t issue a permanent injunction.
Unless you consider being put in prison for contempt of court(they were ordered out), B&E, trespass, vandalism, felony theft(amounts greater than 10k).
He’s reportedly helped other Southern California families break back into their old homes, and Pines claims that mortgage securitization calls into question every commercial and residential loan going back decades.
I wonder how much longer this guy will have his ABA license?
October 19, 2010 at 12:45 PM #621023ParticipantIt is the new entitlement mentality.
You don’t own the home until you finish paying for it. Until then, all you have is roughly a lease-option-to-buy from the bank with a few more legal protections.
Don’t pay a lease and you are out. Don’t pay a mortgage and you are out.
The Earls have been ordered to move out a week from today, but their attorney, Michael Pines, says they may move back in, saying they can legally do that since the judge didn’t issue a permanent injunction.
Unless you consider being put in prison for contempt of court(they were ordered out), B&E, trespass, vandalism, felony theft(amounts greater than 10k).
He’s reportedly helped other Southern California families break back into their old homes, and Pines claims that mortgage securitization calls into question every commercial and residential loan going back decades.
I wonder how much longer this guy will have his ABA license?
October 19, 2010 at 12:55 PM #619971scaredyclassic
Participantthe ABA doesn’t issue licenses. each state issues its own law licenses. the ABA just has conventions and offers good deals on insurance and I think discounts on dell conputers. also they take positions on things. it’s really expensive to join. i t hink $400.00. i tried a free trial membership once but it didn’t work out for me so i cancelled.
October 19, 2010 at 12:55 PM #620052Participantthe ABA doesn’t issue licenses. each state issues its own law licenses. the ABA just has conventions and offers good deals on insurance and I think discounts on dell conputers. also they take positions on things. it’s really expensive to join. i t hink $400.00. i tried a free trial membership once but it didn’t work out for me so i cancelled.
October 19, 2010 at 12:55 PM #620606Participantthe ABA doesn’t issue licenses. each state issues its own law licenses. the ABA just has conventions and offers good deals on insurance and I think discounts on dell conputers. also they take positions on things. it’s really expensive to join. i t hink $400.00. i tried a free trial membership once but it didn’t work out for me so i cancelled.
October 19, 2010 at 12:55 PM #620725Participantthe ABA doesn’t issue licenses. each state issues its own law licenses. the ABA just has conventions and offers good deals on insurance and I think discounts on dell conputers. also they take positions on things. it’s really expensive to join. i t hink $400.00. i tried a free trial membership once but it didn’t work out for me so i cancelled.
October 19, 2010 at 12:55 PM #621042Participantthe ABA doesn’t issue licenses. each state issues its own law licenses. the ABA just has conventions and offers good deals on insurance and I think discounts on dell conputers. also they take positions on things. it’s really expensive to join. i t hink $400.00. i tried a free trial membership once but it didn’t work out for me so i cancelled.
October 19, 2010 at 1:16 PM #619990Wickedheart
ParticipantFunny, how the Earls neglect to mention in their sad little tale those 6 cash out refi’s totaling $504,000.
October 19, 2010 at 1:16 PM #620072ParticipantFunny, how the Earls neglect to mention in their sad little tale those 6 cash out refi’s totaling $504,000.
October 19, 2010 at 1:16 PM #620626ParticipantFunny, how the Earls neglect to mention in their sad little tale those 6 cash out refi’s totaling $504,000.
October 19, 2010 at 1:16 PM #620745ParticipantFunny, how the Earls neglect to mention in their sad little tale those 6 cash out refi’s totaling $504,000.
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