The Mira-Mesa woman is at it again!!

[patientrenter]

[quote=sfexporter]It’s so funny that she said the bank/mortgage broker deceived her by lending her the money. Did the bank put a gun on her head and force her to take the money? She is one wacko woman who lost a few marbles. [/quote]

I am sure she is an honest, fair person. She would have been just as adamant about reversing the loan and home purchase if the home price had gone up by 100%, as it had for most people who bought in the prior 10 years, and as she expected to happen to her, I am sure.

[UCGal]

unbelievable.

[UCGal]

unbelievable.

[UCGal]

unbelievable.

[UCGal]

unbelievable.

[UCGal]

unbelievable.

[jpinpb]

I’m just thinking OB has such a bad rap for weed, but I think they’re doing something much stronger in MM. This woman got ahold of some really powerful narcotics, perhaps psilocybin type.

[jpinpb]

I’m just thinking OB has such a bad rap for weed, but I think they’re doing something much stronger in MM. This woman got ahold of some really powerful narcotics, perhaps psilocybin type.

[jpinpb]

I’m just thinking OB has such a bad rap for weed, but I think they’re doing something much stronger in MM. This woman got ahold of some really powerful narcotics, perhaps psilocybin type.

[jpinpb]

I’m just thinking OB has such a bad rap for weed, but I think they’re doing something much stronger in MM. This woman got ahold of some really powerful narcotics, perhaps psilocybin type.

[jpinpb]

I’m just thinking OB has such a bad rap for weed, but I think they’re doing something much stronger in MM. This woman got ahold of some really powerful narcotics, perhaps psilocybin type.

[NotCranky]

When I bought a hud repo in 92 the neighbors warned me that there was someone in the area who claimed to own the house. This person never had!

Sure enough the person, seemed like a transvestite, came up to me when I was working in the yard and said it was her/his house. I was very polite and said I was sorry about the confusion but that I had paid for it, and could I get her/him something to drink since it was so hot. The answer was “no thanks” and that was the last I ever heard about it.

The moral of the story is that it may happen more than we want to know about.I see kids in my neighborhood, whose parents were foreclosed on,going back to the vacant property all the time. I have also heard of other cases. Enough, that I have warned buyers about it,as a fairly remote possibility, when dealing with foreclosures.Food for thought.

[NotCranky]

When I bought a hud repo in 92 the neighbors warned me that there was someone in the area who claimed to own the house. This person never had!

Sure enough the person, seemed like a transvestite, came up to me when I was working in the yard and said it was her/his house. I was very polite and said I was sorry about the confusion but that I had paid for it, and could I get her/him something to drink since it was so hot. The answer was “no thanks” and that was the last I ever heard about it.

The moral of the story is that it may happen more than we want to know about.I see kids in my neighborhood, whose parents were foreclosed on,going back to the vacant property all the time. I have also heard of other cases. Enough, that I have warned buyers about it,as a fairly remote possibility, when dealing with foreclosures.Food for thought.

[NotCranky]

When I bought a hud repo in 92 the neighbors warned me that there was someone in the area who claimed to own the house. This person never had!

Sure enough the person, seemed like a transvestite, came up to me when I was working in the yard and said it was her/his house. I was very polite and said I was sorry about the confusion but that I had paid for it, and could I get her/him something to drink since it was so hot. The answer was “no thanks” and that was the last I ever heard about it.

The moral of the story is that it may happen more than we want to know about.I see kids in my neighborhood, whose parents were foreclosed on,going back to the vacant property all the time. I have also heard of other cases. Enough, that I have warned buyers about it,as a fairly remote possibility, when dealing with foreclosures.Food for thought.

[NotCranky]

When I bought a hud repo in 92 the neighbors warned me that there was someone in the area who claimed to own the house. This person never had!

Sure enough the person, seemed like a transvestite, came up to me when I was working in the yard and said it was her/his house. I was very polite and said I was sorry about the confusion but that I had paid for it, and could I get her/him something to drink since it was so hot. The answer was “no thanks” and that was the last I ever heard about it.

The moral of the story is that it may happen more than we want to know about.I see kids in my neighborhood, whose parents were foreclosed on,going back to the vacant property all the time. I have also heard of other cases. Enough, that I have warned buyers about it,as a fairly remote possibility, when dealing with foreclosures.Food for thought.

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