OT: Foreclosure Garage sale….

[meadandale]

I’ll agree it’s a gray area.

However, consider what people would normally take with them if they were selling the house and the bank wasn’t taking it away. If they are taking stuff that would normally convey with the residence then it seems pretty shady.

[Anonymous]

Rustico, this seems pretty simple to me. If the cabinets, appliances, etc. were financed into the loan, the bank owns all of it. If it wasn’t and the buyers paid for it out of their own money, it’s theirs.

And the comment about these people not being bitter is a lie. They’re bitter.

[Anonymous]

Rustico, this seems pretty simple to me. If the cabinets, appliances, etc. were financed into the loan, the bank owns all of it. If it wasn’t and the buyers paid for it out of their own money, it’s theirs.

And the comment about these people not being bitter is a lie. They’re bitter.

[Anonymous]

Rustico, this seems pretty simple to me. If the cabinets, appliances, etc. were financed into the loan, the bank owns all of it. If it wasn’t and the buyers paid for it out of their own money, it’s theirs.

And the comment about these people not being bitter is a lie. They’re bitter.

[Anonymous]

Rustico, this seems pretty simple to me. If the cabinets, appliances, etc. were financed into the loan, the bank owns all of it. If it wasn’t and the buyers paid for it out of their own money, it’s theirs.

And the comment about these people not being bitter is a lie. They’re bitter.

[Anonymous]

Rustico, this seems pretty simple to me. If the cabinets, appliances, etc. were financed into the loan, the bank owns all of it. If it wasn’t and the buyers paid for it out of their own money, it’s theirs.

And the comment about these people not being bitter is a lie. They’re bitter.

[Aecetia]

Would it make any difference if the upgrades were purchased with a second? I am just curious what you all think about that aspect of this issue. I know when I have sold houses in the past, I put in the listing if certain items were not part of the sale, such as antique fireplace mantles and certain lighting pieces. This is an interesting ethical area to be explored.

[Aecetia]

Would it make any difference if the upgrades were purchased with a second? I am just curious what you all think about that aspect of this issue. I know when I have sold houses in the past, I put in the listing if certain items were not part of the sale, such as antique fireplace mantles and certain lighting pieces. This is an interesting ethical area to be explored.

[Aecetia]

Would it make any difference if the upgrades were purchased with a second? I am just curious what you all think about that aspect of this issue. I know when I have sold houses in the past, I put in the listing if certain items were not part of the sale, such as antique fireplace mantles and certain lighting pieces. This is an interesting ethical area to be explored.

[Aecetia]

Would it make any difference if the upgrades were purchased with a second? I am just curious what you all think about that aspect of this issue. I know when I have sold houses in the past, I put in the listing if certain items were not part of the sale, such as antique fireplace mantles and certain lighting pieces. This is an interesting ethical area to be explored.

[Aecetia]

Would it make any difference if the upgrades were purchased with a second? I am just curious what you all think about that aspect of this issue. I know when I have sold houses in the past, I put in the listing if certain items were not part of the sale, such as antique fireplace mantles and certain lighting pieces. This is an interesting ethical area to be explored.

[NotCranky]

Begs the question Marion, are they going to put the cabinets that they removed back if they actually remodeled? Anyway I could do some secret squirrel investigation into that, with archived MLS listings on the house. But really I wouldn’t touch it either way.Not worth any moral dilema. Logistically it probably is a hassle in most cases too. Probably just get new.

I am pretty sure if not those cabinets , some cabinets were there when the house was appraised and the loan docs. were signed.Are they going to put them back?

[NotCranky]

Begs the question Marion, are they going to put the cabinets that they removed back if they actually remodeled? Anyway I could do some secret squirrel investigation into that, with archived MLS listings on the house. But really I wouldn’t touch it either way.Not worth any moral dilema. Logistically it probably is a hassle in most cases too. Probably just get new.

I am pretty sure if not those cabinets , some cabinets were there when the house was appraised and the loan docs. were signed.Are they going to put them back?

[NotCranky]

Begs the question Marion, are they going to put the cabinets that they removed back if they actually remodeled? Anyway I could do some secret squirrel investigation into that, with archived MLS listings on the house. But really I wouldn’t touch it either way.Not worth any moral dilema. Logistically it probably is a hassle in most cases too. Probably just get new.

I am pretty sure if not those cabinets , some cabinets were there when the house was appraised and the loan docs. were signed.Are they going to put them back?

[NotCranky]

Begs the question Marion, are they going to put the cabinets that they removed back if they actually remodeled? Anyway I could do some secret squirrel investigation into that, with archived MLS listings on the house. But really I wouldn’t touch it either way.Not worth any moral dilema. Logistically it probably is a hassle in most cases too. Probably just get new.

I am pretty sure if not those cabinets , some cabinets were there when the house was appraised and the loan docs. were signed.Are they going to put them back?

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