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  • November 20, 2007 at 3:27 PM #102099
    patientlywaiting
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    If you want to do the detective work. You can drive down to any County Recorder’s office branch and read the loan documents yourself. It’s all public records.

    November 20, 2007 at 3:54 PM #101990
    pizzaman
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    Just another example of how times have changed. Renters checking out their Landlords credit who would have thought? I chose to lease through an established rental company that was able to confirm that the lessor a)owned the house and b)at the time of the lease was not in default. Still I feel like I’m living in a time bomb because I also learned through my realtor that my owner was upside down over 100k and had mortgage payments 2k a month more than I would be paying in rent. Nothing taped on the door yet….

    November 20, 2007 at 3:54 PM #102072
    pizzaman
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    Just another example of how times have changed. Renters checking out their Landlords credit who would have thought? I chose to lease through an established rental company that was able to confirm that the lessor a)owned the house and b)at the time of the lease was not in default. Still I feel like I’m living in a time bomb because I also learned through my realtor that my owner was upside down over 100k and had mortgage payments 2k a month more than I would be paying in rent. Nothing taped on the door yet….

    November 20, 2007 at 3:54 PM #102081
    pizzaman
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    Just another example of how times have changed. Renters checking out their Landlords credit who would have thought? I chose to lease through an established rental company that was able to confirm that the lessor a)owned the house and b)at the time of the lease was not in default. Still I feel like I’m living in a time bomb because I also learned through my realtor that my owner was upside down over 100k and had mortgage payments 2k a month more than I would be paying in rent. Nothing taped on the door yet….

    November 20, 2007 at 3:54 PM #102103
    pizzaman
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    Just another example of how times have changed. Renters checking out their Landlords credit who would have thought? I chose to lease through an established rental company that was able to confirm that the lessor a)owned the house and b)at the time of the lease was not in default. Still I feel like I’m living in a time bomb because I also learned through my realtor that my owner was upside down over 100k and had mortgage payments 2k a month more than I would be paying in rent. Nothing taped on the door yet….

    November 20, 2007 at 3:54 PM #102132
    pizzaman
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    Just another example of how times have changed. Renters checking out their Landlords credit who would have thought? I chose to lease through an established rental company that was able to confirm that the lessor a)owned the house and b)at the time of the lease was not in default. Still I feel like I’m living in a time bomb because I also learned through my realtor that my owner was upside down over 100k and had mortgage payments 2k a month more than I would be paying in rent. Nothing taped on the door yet….

    November 20, 2007 at 6:10 PM #102090
    The OC Scam
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    The owner of our old rental let it go into foreclosure. The process started with Defaults in Feb 07 the auction did not happen until Aug 07. The bank offered us 60 days to move out.

    November 20, 2007 at 6:10 PM #102171
    The OC Scam
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    The owner of our old rental let it go into foreclosure. The process started with Defaults in Feb 07 the auction did not happen until Aug 07. The bank offered us 60 days to move out.

    November 20, 2007 at 6:10 PM #102180
    The OC Scam
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    The owner of our old rental let it go into foreclosure. The process started with Defaults in Feb 07 the auction did not happen until Aug 07. The bank offered us 60 days to move out.

    November 20, 2007 at 6:10 PM #102204
    The OC Scam
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    The owner of our old rental let it go into foreclosure. The process started with Defaults in Feb 07 the auction did not happen until Aug 07. The bank offered us 60 days to move out.

    November 20, 2007 at 6:10 PM #102232
    The OC Scam
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    The owner of our old rental let it go into foreclosure. The process started with Defaults in Feb 07 the auction did not happen until Aug 07. The bank offered us 60 days to move out.

    November 21, 2007 at 12:50 AM #102273
    Doofrat
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    Hey OC,
    Were you making rental payments during that time? Who’d you make them to?

    Doofrat

    November 21, 2007 at 12:50 AM #102350
    Doofrat
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    Hey OC,
    Were you making rental payments during that time? Who’d you make them to?

    Doofrat

    November 21, 2007 at 12:50 AM #102361
    Doofrat
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    Hey OC,
    Were you making rental payments during that time? Who’d you make them to?

    Doofrat

    November 21, 2007 at 12:50 AM #102385
    Doofrat
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    Hey OC,
    Were you making rental payments during that time? Who’d you make them to?

    Doofrat

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