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September 24, 2009 at 1:04 PM in reply to: How Long Does It Take Before the Bank Takes The Houses Back? #461885September 24, 2009 at 1:04 PM in reply to: How Long Does It Take Before the Bank Takes The Houses Back? #461680
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ParticipantBack to my original topic….WTF? I’m so angry!
September 24, 2009 at 1:04 PM in reply to: How Long Does It Take Before the Bank Takes The Houses Back? #461073ParticipantBack to my original topic….WTF? I’m so angry!
September 24, 2009 at 1:04 PM in reply to: How Long Does It Take Before the Bank Takes The Houses Back? #461267ParticipantBack to my original topic….WTF? I’m so angry!
September 24, 2009 at 1:04 PM in reply to: How Long Does It Take Before the Bank Takes The Houses Back? #461607ParticipantBack to my original topic….WTF? I’m so angry!
September 23, 2009 at 6:53 PM in reply to: How Long Does It Take Before the Bank Takes The Houses Back? #460837ParticipantThis is also what is making me sick and is a direct result of this situation.
Last fall some nice neighbors have a garage sale, sell the appliances, etc…..
2 weeks later the house becomes rented by a literal criminal and her felon kids…literally felons. The power of the internet is wonderful.
They trash the house, are STILL trashing the house. Drug dealer #1 was arrested months ago. Felon #2 has been arrested 3x that I know of, and has broken almost all the windows out.
Code enforcement and the county have been out. Riverside Co. has this new ordinance for crappy homes such as this, but they are not enforcing it. They have come out for the illegal building and other things, but they pay no mind. The HOA keeps fining them, but they don’t care. The owners of the home are now MIA…The trustee’s sale was scheduled for last June, but it’s been rescheduled every month since, and now is set for November, which based on the track record won’t happen.
So no one is responsible or this trash, and it never ends.
It makes me insane that I worked so hard to get our house….and many of our neighbors just don’t pay. I’m ashamed that this is the norm in our country. So it’s ok to just not pay now? My god we’re turning into monsters.
September 23, 2009 at 6:53 PM in reply to: How Long Does It Take Before the Bank Takes The Houses Back? #461646ParticipantThis is also what is making me sick and is a direct result of this situation.
Last fall some nice neighbors have a garage sale, sell the appliances, etc…..
2 weeks later the house becomes rented by a literal criminal and her felon kids…literally felons. The power of the internet is wonderful.
They trash the house, are STILL trashing the house. Drug dealer #1 was arrested months ago. Felon #2 has been arrested 3x that I know of, and has broken almost all the windows out.
Code enforcement and the county have been out. Riverside Co. has this new ordinance for crappy homes such as this, but they are not enforcing it. They have come out for the illegal building and other things, but they pay no mind. The HOA keeps fining them, but they don’t care. The owners of the home are now MIA…The trustee’s sale was scheduled for last June, but it’s been rescheduled every month since, and now is set for November, which based on the track record won’t happen.
So no one is responsible or this trash, and it never ends.
It makes me insane that I worked so hard to get our house….and many of our neighbors just don’t pay. I’m ashamed that this is the norm in our country. So it’s ok to just not pay now? My god we’re turning into monsters.
September 23, 2009 at 6:53 PM in reply to: How Long Does It Take Before the Bank Takes The Houses Back? #461031ParticipantThis is also what is making me sick and is a direct result of this situation.
Last fall some nice neighbors have a garage sale, sell the appliances, etc…..
2 weeks later the house becomes rented by a literal criminal and her felon kids…literally felons. The power of the internet is wonderful.
They trash the house, are STILL trashing the house. Drug dealer #1 was arrested months ago. Felon #2 has been arrested 3x that I know of, and has broken almost all the windows out.
Code enforcement and the county have been out. Riverside Co. has this new ordinance for crappy homes such as this, but they are not enforcing it. They have come out for the illegal building and other things, but they pay no mind. The HOA keeps fining them, but they don’t care. The owners of the home are now MIA…The trustee’s sale was scheduled for last June, but it’s been rescheduled every month since, and now is set for November, which based on the track record won’t happen.
So no one is responsible or this trash, and it never ends.
It makes me insane that I worked so hard to get our house….and many of our neighbors just don’t pay. I’m ashamed that this is the norm in our country. So it’s ok to just not pay now? My god we’re turning into monsters.
September 23, 2009 at 6:53 PM in reply to: How Long Does It Take Before the Bank Takes The Houses Back? #461443ParticipantThis is also what is making me sick and is a direct result of this situation.
Last fall some nice neighbors have a garage sale, sell the appliances, etc…..
2 weeks later the house becomes rented by a literal criminal and her felon kids…literally felons. The power of the internet is wonderful.
They trash the house, are STILL trashing the house. Drug dealer #1 was arrested months ago. Felon #2 has been arrested 3x that I know of, and has broken almost all the windows out.
Code enforcement and the county have been out. Riverside Co. has this new ordinance for crappy homes such as this, but they are not enforcing it. They have come out for the illegal building and other things, but they pay no mind. The HOA keeps fining them, but they don’t care. The owners of the home are now MIA…The trustee’s sale was scheduled for last June, but it’s been rescheduled every month since, and now is set for November, which based on the track record won’t happen.
So no one is responsible or this trash, and it never ends.
It makes me insane that I worked so hard to get our house….and many of our neighbors just don’t pay. I’m ashamed that this is the norm in our country. So it’s ok to just not pay now? My god we’re turning into monsters.
September 23, 2009 at 6:53 PM in reply to: How Long Does It Take Before the Bank Takes The Houses Back? #461372ParticipantThis is also what is making me sick and is a direct result of this situation.
Last fall some nice neighbors have a garage sale, sell the appliances, etc…..
2 weeks later the house becomes rented by a literal criminal and her felon kids…literally felons. The power of the internet is wonderful.
They trash the house, are STILL trashing the house. Drug dealer #1 was arrested months ago. Felon #2 has been arrested 3x that I know of, and has broken almost all the windows out.
Code enforcement and the county have been out. Riverside Co. has this new ordinance for crappy homes such as this, but they are not enforcing it. They have come out for the illegal building and other things, but they pay no mind. The HOA keeps fining them, but they don’t care. The owners of the home are now MIA…The trustee’s sale was scheduled for last June, but it’s been rescheduled every month since, and now is set for November, which based on the track record won’t happen.
So no one is responsible or this trash, and it never ends.
It makes me insane that I worked so hard to get our house….and many of our neighbors just don’t pay. I’m ashamed that this is the norm in our country. So it’s ok to just not pay now? My god we’re turning into monsters.
September 23, 2009 at 6:46 PM in reply to: How Long Does It Take Before the Bank Takes The Houses Back? #461368Participant[quote=urbanrealtor][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]I’m coaching a kid whose family is at 18 months and counting since their last mortgage payment (Fallbrook/Valley Center area).
They received NOD six months in and haven’t made a payment for a year following and still no Notice of Trustee sale from the bank.
Talking to the dad, he indicated that he actually hasn’t heard anything from the bank since the NOD and is treating no news as good news. I asked him if thought about calling the bank and asking what is up and his response was, “Hell, no!”. He figures better to leave well enough alone.
Pretty amazing when you think about it. This isn’t the only family I know of in this situation. I know no less than six people in Temecula/Murrieta area in roughly the same boat.[/quote]
Allan’s version is becoming the norm.
Or rather, it is the norm.[/quote]
That is making me SICK. It’s SICK.
September 23, 2009 at 6:46 PM in reply to: How Long Does It Take Before the Bank Takes The Houses Back? #461641Participant[quote=urbanrealtor][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]I’m coaching a kid whose family is at 18 months and counting since their last mortgage payment (Fallbrook/Valley Center area).
They received NOD six months in and haven’t made a payment for a year following and still no Notice of Trustee sale from the bank.
Talking to the dad, he indicated that he actually hasn’t heard anything from the bank since the NOD and is treating no news as good news. I asked him if thought about calling the bank and asking what is up and his response was, “Hell, no!”. He figures better to leave well enough alone.
Pretty amazing when you think about it. This isn’t the only family I know of in this situation. I know no less than six people in Temecula/Murrieta area in roughly the same boat.[/quote]
Allan’s version is becoming the norm.
Or rather, it is the norm.[/quote]
That is making me SICK. It’s SICK.
September 23, 2009 at 6:46 PM in reply to: How Long Does It Take Before the Bank Takes The Houses Back? #461438Participant[quote=urbanrealtor][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]I’m coaching a kid whose family is at 18 months and counting since their last mortgage payment (Fallbrook/Valley Center area).
They received NOD six months in and haven’t made a payment for a year following and still no Notice of Trustee sale from the bank.
Talking to the dad, he indicated that he actually hasn’t heard anything from the bank since the NOD and is treating no news as good news. I asked him if thought about calling the bank and asking what is up and his response was, “Hell, no!”. He figures better to leave well enough alone.
Pretty amazing when you think about it. This isn’t the only family I know of in this situation. I know no less than six people in Temecula/Murrieta area in roughly the same boat.[/quote]
Allan’s version is becoming the norm.
Or rather, it is the norm.[/quote]
That is making me SICK. It’s SICK.
September 23, 2009 at 6:46 PM in reply to: How Long Does It Take Before the Bank Takes The Houses Back? #461026Participant[quote=urbanrealtor][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]I’m coaching a kid whose family is at 18 months and counting since their last mortgage payment (Fallbrook/Valley Center area).
They received NOD six months in and haven’t made a payment for a year following and still no Notice of Trustee sale from the bank.
Talking to the dad, he indicated that he actually hasn’t heard anything from the bank since the NOD and is treating no news as good news. I asked him if thought about calling the bank and asking what is up and his response was, “Hell, no!”. He figures better to leave well enough alone.
Pretty amazing when you think about it. This isn’t the only family I know of in this situation. I know no less than six people in Temecula/Murrieta area in roughly the same boat.[/quote]
Allan’s version is becoming the norm.
Or rather, it is the norm.[/quote]
That is making me SICK. It’s SICK.
September 23, 2009 at 6:46 PM in reply to: How Long Does It Take Before the Bank Takes The Houses Back? #460832Participant[quote=urbanrealtor][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]I’m coaching a kid whose family is at 18 months and counting since their last mortgage payment (Fallbrook/Valley Center area).
They received NOD six months in and haven’t made a payment for a year following and still no Notice of Trustee sale from the bank.
Talking to the dad, he indicated that he actually hasn’t heard anything from the bank since the NOD and is treating no news as good news. I asked him if thought about calling the bank and asking what is up and his response was, “Hell, no!”. He figures better to leave well enough alone.
Pretty amazing when you think about it. This isn’t the only family I know of in this situation. I know no less than six people in Temecula/Murrieta area in roughly the same boat.[/quote]
Allan’s version is becoming the norm.
Or rather, it is the norm.[/quote]
That is making me SICK. It’s SICK.
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