Foreclosed Homeowners Break Into Former Home

[Shadowfax]

Damn, makes me wish I had bought a house I couldn’t afford. used the house as my personal no accountability ATM, missed a bunch of mortgage payments and then thumbed my nose at the bank.

But no, here I am in my cramped 2 bedroom rental…. Waiting for the recovery that will allow me to make a downpayment on a house I can afford. What the hell was I thinking?! Le sigh.

[ocrenter]

http://www.vcstar.com/news/2010/oct/19/eviction-battle-looms-over-foreclosed-simi-home/

Ventura County Star has a updated article on the Earls.

[ocrenter]

http://www.vcstar.com/news/2010/oct/19/eviction-battle-looms-over-foreclosed-simi-home/

Ventura County Star has a updated article on the Earls.

[ocrenter]

http://www.vcstar.com/news/2010/oct/19/eviction-battle-looms-over-foreclosed-simi-home/

Ventura County Star has a updated article on the Earls.

[ocrenter]

http://www.vcstar.com/news/2010/oct/19/eviction-battle-looms-over-foreclosed-simi-home/

Ventura County Star has a updated article on the Earls.

[ocrenter]

http://www.vcstar.com/news/2010/oct/19/eviction-battle-looms-over-foreclosed-simi-home/

Ventura County Star has a updated article on the Earls.

[scaredyclassic]

In CA you have the right to use deadly force to defend yourself in your own home (under certain conditions). I don’t think there’s ever been such a case where the issue of whose home it is has been litigated! Maybe if people keep breaking into homes like this and try to forcibly eject one another, the threshhold legal issue will be, “whose home is this, anyway?”

[scaredyclassic]

In CA you have the right to use deadly force to defend yourself in your own home (under certain conditions). I don’t think there’s ever been such a case where the issue of whose home it is has been litigated! Maybe if people keep breaking into homes like this and try to forcibly eject one another, the threshhold legal issue will be, “whose home is this, anyway?”

[scaredyclassic]

In CA you have the right to use deadly force to defend yourself in your own home (under certain conditions). I don’t think there’s ever been such a case where the issue of whose home it is has been litigated! Maybe if people keep breaking into homes like this and try to forcibly eject one another, the threshhold legal issue will be, “whose home is this, anyway?”

[scaredyclassic]

In CA you have the right to use deadly force to defend yourself in your own home (under certain conditions). I don’t think there’s ever been such a case where the issue of whose home it is has been litigated! Maybe if people keep breaking into homes like this and try to forcibly eject one another, the threshhold legal issue will be, “whose home is this, anyway?”

[scaredyclassic]

In CA you have the right to use deadly force to defend yourself in your own home (under certain conditions). I don’t think there’s ever been such a case where the issue of whose home it is has been litigated! Maybe if people keep breaking into homes like this and try to forcibly eject one another, the threshhold legal issue will be, “whose home is this, anyway?”

[jameswenn]

[quote=Krista]There are borrowers who legitimately need and deserve help. [/quote]

Why do borrowers need help? Doesn’t this mean that a borrower stretched themselves way too thin?

[jameswenn]

[quote=Krista]There are borrowers who legitimately need and deserve help. [/quote]

Why do borrowers need help? Doesn’t this mean that a borrower stretched themselves way too thin?

[jameswenn]

[quote=Krista]There are borrowers who legitimately need and deserve help. [/quote]

Why do borrowers need help? Doesn’t this mean that a borrower stretched themselves way too thin?

[jameswenn]

[quote=Krista]There are borrowers who legitimately need and deserve help. [/quote]

Why do borrowers need help? Doesn’t this mean that a borrower stretched themselves way too thin?

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