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ParticipantHeh. Mostly picked up by WF.
ParticipantHeh. Mostly picked up by WF.
ParticipantHeh. Mostly picked up by WF.
ParticipantHeh. Mostly picked up by WF.
Participant[quote=scaredycat]
there’s so many foreclosure scam operators, and they’re prosecuting some attys in california, but it sure looks like a legit attorney can make some decent cash defending foreclosures. 15,000 in retainers a week, $250 an hour sending out letters, looking over some docs, responding to lawsuits…… Just can’t grow so big that you neglect people. Probably 400-500 open files is about right…not bad….[/quote]
Sad part is that someone somewhere has to do a lot of productive work so the lawyers on both ends, those working for banks and the deadbeats, can pocket hundreds of thousands of dollars while doing nothing but stalling what should be routine transaction. Talk about redistribution of wealth.
Participant[quote=scaredycat]
there’s so many foreclosure scam operators, and they’re prosecuting some attys in california, but it sure looks like a legit attorney can make some decent cash defending foreclosures. 15,000 in retainers a week, $250 an hour sending out letters, looking over some docs, responding to lawsuits…… Just can’t grow so big that you neglect people. Probably 400-500 open files is about right…not bad….[/quote]
Sad part is that someone somewhere has to do a lot of productive work so the lawyers on both ends, those working for banks and the deadbeats, can pocket hundreds of thousands of dollars while doing nothing but stalling what should be routine transaction. Talk about redistribution of wealth.
Participant[quote=scaredycat]
there’s so many foreclosure scam operators, and they’re prosecuting some attys in california, but it sure looks like a legit attorney can make some decent cash defending foreclosures. 15,000 in retainers a week, $250 an hour sending out letters, looking over some docs, responding to lawsuits…… Just can’t grow so big that you neglect people. Probably 400-500 open files is about right…not bad….[/quote]
Sad part is that someone somewhere has to do a lot of productive work so the lawyers on both ends, those working for banks and the deadbeats, can pocket hundreds of thousands of dollars while doing nothing but stalling what should be routine transaction. Talk about redistribution of wealth.
Participant[quote=scaredycat]
there’s so many foreclosure scam operators, and they’re prosecuting some attys in california, but it sure looks like a legit attorney can make some decent cash defending foreclosures. 15,000 in retainers a week, $250 an hour sending out letters, looking over some docs, responding to lawsuits…… Just can’t grow so big that you neglect people. Probably 400-500 open files is about right…not bad….[/quote]
Sad part is that someone somewhere has to do a lot of productive work so the lawyers on both ends, those working for banks and the deadbeats, can pocket hundreds of thousands of dollars while doing nothing but stalling what should be routine transaction. Talk about redistribution of wealth.
Participant[quote=scaredycat]
there’s so many foreclosure scam operators, and they’re prosecuting some attys in california, but it sure looks like a legit attorney can make some decent cash defending foreclosures. 15,000 in retainers a week, $250 an hour sending out letters, looking over some docs, responding to lawsuits…… Just can’t grow so big that you neglect people. Probably 400-500 open files is about right…not bad….[/quote]
Sad part is that someone somewhere has to do a lot of productive work so the lawyers on both ends, those working for banks and the deadbeats, can pocket hundreds of thousands of dollars while doing nothing but stalling what should be routine transaction. Talk about redistribution of wealth.
ParticipantIt goes both ways. As a seller you worry that you are not getting the top dollar simply because you caved in too quickly. Rarely a buyer gets to buy for exactly as little as the seller was willing to sell for, and the seller rarely sells for as much as the buyer was willing to pay.
ParticipantIt goes both ways. As a seller you worry that you are not getting the top dollar simply because you caved in too quickly. Rarely a buyer gets to buy for exactly as little as the seller was willing to sell for, and the seller rarely sells for as much as the buyer was willing to pay.
ParticipantIt goes both ways. As a seller you worry that you are not getting the top dollar simply because you caved in too quickly. Rarely a buyer gets to buy for exactly as little as the seller was willing to sell for, and the seller rarely sells for as much as the buyer was willing to pay.
ParticipantIt goes both ways. As a seller you worry that you are not getting the top dollar simply because you caved in too quickly. Rarely a buyer gets to buy for exactly as little as the seller was willing to sell for, and the seller rarely sells for as much as the buyer was willing to pay.
ParticipantIt goes both ways. As a seller you worry that you are not getting the top dollar simply because you caved in too quickly. Rarely a buyer gets to buy for exactly as little as the seller was willing to sell for, and the seller rarely sells for as much as the buyer was willing to pay.
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