Anyone have a foreclosure.com account (or similar?)

[little lady]

It was very easy and took a short period of time.

Those cost can be recovered, though I know it doesn’t always work out as well for some. The man who rented from my mom had a good job a 4 mouths to feed, he couldn’t quit his job. Though I have no idea why he would do to my mom what he did knowing that. He ruined his situation for years to come and now that houses have come down, his chance to own.

It doesn’t make sense to me to risk losing your opportunity to buy a home over the owner’s foreclosure.

At least wait until you KNOW he is down to his last 30 days or so. If he is going to lose his house in 30 days you can be sure he’s not comming after you. But if he has 6-8 months I wouldn’t risk it. Your rent is free money. If it were me, I’d sue you.

P.S. I am just expressing my opinion, I don’t think of anyone as being “a squatter”. Just that I don’t think it is a good idea……….

[dharmagirl]

I realize there is probably no way to find out if the landlord has stopped making mortgage payments…

However, is there a way to find out if a homeowner is current on their TAXES? My guess is, if they are about to default on a mortgage they may just stop paying taxes…I mean, why not?

I’m not sure if there is a way to look that up in Riverside County…is it public information?

Thoughts?

[dharmagirl]

I realize there is probably no way to find out if the landlord has stopped making mortgage payments…

However, is there a way to find out if a homeowner is current on their TAXES? My guess is, if they are about to default on a mortgage they may just stop paying taxes…I mean, why not?

I’m not sure if there is a way to look that up in Riverside County…is it public information?

Thoughts?

[dharmagirl]

I realize there is probably no way to find out if the landlord has stopped making mortgage payments…

However, is there a way to find out if a homeowner is current on their TAXES? My guess is, if they are about to default on a mortgage they may just stop paying taxes…I mean, why not?

I’m not sure if there is a way to look that up in Riverside County…is it public information?

Thoughts?

[dharmagirl]

I realize there is probably no way to find out if the landlord has stopped making mortgage payments…

However, is there a way to find out if a homeowner is current on their TAXES? My guess is, if they are about to default on a mortgage they may just stop paying taxes…I mean, why not?

I’m not sure if there is a way to look that up in Riverside County…is it public information?

Thoughts?

[dharmagirl]

I realize there is probably no way to find out if the landlord has stopped making mortgage payments…

However, is there a way to find out if a homeowner is current on their TAXES? My guess is, if they are about to default on a mortgage they may just stop paying taxes…I mean, why not?

I’m not sure if there is a way to look that up in Riverside County…is it public information?

Thoughts?

[patientlywaiting]

Marion, with this whole mortgage mess and bailout plans upon us, I’m done being self-righteous.

It’s all business and it’s all dog-eat-dog from the top on down. If you can get away with it and don’t get caught then go for it.

Disgusting, I know, but it’s the new modus operandi that our leadership brought to us in the 21st century.

If you look at the big picture, what’s the significance of a renter saving a few thousand dollars that would have been squandered by an FB who gambled on appreciation? That renter might put the money to good use and provide for her family and become a future responsible homeowner.

What about the investors who gambled on high yield securities backed by junk mortgages? They just got billion dollar bailouts from the Fed.

[patientlywaiting]

Marion, with this whole mortgage mess and bailout plans upon us, I’m done being self-righteous.

It’s all business and it’s all dog-eat-dog from the top on down. If you can get away with it and don’t get caught then go for it.

Disgusting, I know, but it’s the new modus operandi that our leadership brought to us in the 21st century.

If you look at the big picture, what’s the significance of a renter saving a few thousand dollars that would have been squandered by an FB who gambled on appreciation? That renter might put the money to good use and provide for her family and become a future responsible homeowner.

What about the investors who gambled on high yield securities backed by junk mortgages? They just got billion dollar bailouts from the Fed.

[patientlywaiting]

Marion, with this whole mortgage mess and bailout plans upon us, I’m done being self-righteous.

It’s all business and it’s all dog-eat-dog from the top on down. If you can get away with it and don’t get caught then go for it.

Disgusting, I know, but it’s the new modus operandi that our leadership brought to us in the 21st century.

If you look at the big picture, what’s the significance of a renter saving a few thousand dollars that would have been squandered by an FB who gambled on appreciation? That renter might put the money to good use and provide for her family and become a future responsible homeowner.

What about the investors who gambled on high yield securities backed by junk mortgages? They just got billion dollar bailouts from the Fed.

[patientlywaiting]

Marion, with this whole mortgage mess and bailout plans upon us, I’m done being self-righteous.

It’s all business and it’s all dog-eat-dog from the top on down. If you can get away with it and don’t get caught then go for it.

Disgusting, I know, but it’s the new modus operandi that our leadership brought to us in the 21st century.

If you look at the big picture, what’s the significance of a renter saving a few thousand dollars that would have been squandered by an FB who gambled on appreciation? That renter might put the money to good use and provide for her family and become a future responsible homeowner.

What about the investors who gambled on high yield securities backed by junk mortgages? They just got billion dollar bailouts from the Fed.

[patientlywaiting]

Marion, with this whole mortgage mess and bailout plans upon us, I’m done being self-righteous.

It’s all business and it’s all dog-eat-dog from the top on down. If you can get away with it and don’t get caught then go for it.

Disgusting, I know, but it’s the new modus operandi that our leadership brought to us in the 21st century.

If you look at the big picture, what’s the significance of a renter saving a few thousand dollars that would have been squandered by an FB who gambled on appreciation? That renter might put the money to good use and provide for her family and become a future responsible homeowner.

What about the investors who gambled on high yield securities backed by junk mortgages? They just got billion dollar bailouts from the Fed.

[gn]

I realize there is probably no way to find out if the landlord has stopped making mortgage payments…

Yes, there is. When the landlord is more than 3 months late, the lender files a NOD (notice of default) with the county courthouse. This information is public.

If you have access to http://www.foreclosure.com or http://www.foreclosureradar.com you'll be able to see this.

 

[gn]

I realize there is probably no way to find out if the landlord has stopped making mortgage payments…

Yes, there is. When the landlord is more than 3 months late, the lender files a NOD (notice of default) with the county courthouse. This information is public.

If you have access to http://www.foreclosure.com or http://www.foreclosureradar.com you'll be able to see this.

 

[gn]

I realize there is probably no way to find out if the landlord has stopped making mortgage payments…

Yes, there is. When the landlord is more than 3 months late, the lender files a NOD (notice of default) with the county courthouse. This information is public.

If you have access to http://www.foreclosure.com or http://www.foreclosureradar.com you'll be able to see this.

 

[gn]

I realize there is probably no way to find out if the landlord has stopped making mortgage payments…

Yes, there is. When the landlord is more than 3 months late, the lender files a NOD (notice of default) with the county courthouse. This information is public.

If you have access to http://www.foreclosure.com or http://www.foreclosureradar.com you'll be able to see this.

 

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