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  • July 17, 2009 at 8:06 AM #433058
    Coronita
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    [quote=jimmyle]She is on the news again. This time, she is fined $750. Usually I am not violent but I want to kick her in the face.

    “The defendant said she lost her job last year and told her lenders she and her family couldn’t afford $5,800 in monthly payments.”

    http://www.10news.com/news/20055085/detail.html%5B/quote%5D

    Lol. I think it’s a good thing she keeps doing this. Keep racking up fines. That’s fine with me.

    What she doesn’t realize is she’s probably ruining her background. She might have some difficulty in securing a job in the near future if the co. does a background screening.

    July 17, 2009 at 9:49 AM #432441
    Coronita
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    July 17, 2009 at 9:49 AM #433027
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    July 17, 2009 at 9:49 AM #433188
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    July 17, 2009 at 11:47 AM #432573
    ucodegen
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    “The defendant said she lost her job last year and told her lenders she and her family couldn’t afford $5,800 in monthly payments.”

    Any mention of the other properties she had owned and defaulted on?
    Any mention that she used to own that house virtually free and clear until she decided to speculate on the RE market?
    From what I remember, that house that was foreclosed on was the one she got from her ex-husband when she divorced him.
    I also remember something about her working in the RE business, so she was not naive about the RE business..

    July 17, 2009 at 11:47 AM #432789
    ucodegen
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    “The defendant said she lost her job last year and told her lenders she and her family couldn’t afford $5,800 in monthly payments.”

    Any mention of the other properties she had owned and defaulted on?
    Any mention that she used to own that house virtually free and clear until she decided to speculate on the RE market?
    From what I remember, that house that was foreclosed on was the one she got from her ex-husband when she divorced him.
    I also remember something about her working in the RE business, so she was not naive about the RE business..

    July 17, 2009 at 11:47 AM #433088
    ucodegen
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    “The defendant said she lost her job last year and told her lenders she and her family couldn’t afford $5,800 in monthly payments.”

    Any mention of the other properties she had owned and defaulted on?
    Any mention that she used to own that house virtually free and clear until she decided to speculate on the RE market?
    From what I remember, that house that was foreclosed on was the one she got from her ex-husband when she divorced him.
    I also remember something about her working in the RE business, so she was not naive about the RE business..

    July 17, 2009 at 11:47 AM #433159
    ucodegen
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    “The defendant said she lost her job last year and told her lenders she and her family couldn’t afford $5,800 in monthly payments.”

    Any mention of the other properties she had owned and defaulted on?
    Any mention that she used to own that house virtually free and clear until she decided to speculate on the RE market?
    From what I remember, that house that was foreclosed on was the one she got from her ex-husband when she divorced him.
    I also remember something about her working in the RE business, so she was not naive about the RE business..

    July 17, 2009 at 11:47 AM #433319
    ucodegen
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    “The defendant said she lost her job last year and told her lenders she and her family couldn’t afford $5,800 in monthly payments.”

    Any mention of the other properties she had owned and defaulted on?
    Any mention that she used to own that house virtually free and clear until she decided to speculate on the RE market?
    From what I remember, that house that was foreclosed on was the one she got from her ex-husband when she divorced him.
    I also remember something about her working in the RE business, so she was not naive about the RE business..

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