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BETTER then I expected.

I think there are too many chicken littles. I went through this as a homeowner in the 1990’s and I am not worried. Anybody with a little common sense who can make a decent financial decision in regards to purchasing housing should not be worried either.

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Is this spam?

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George did specifically mention that the issue was in regards to the purchase of his house.

So, I guess the ball is in OCrenter’s court.

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Well then, if OCrenter would rise to the challenge to have a public discussion with George about George’s puzzling condo dealings, I think that would make for a very interesting discussion.

I noticed that Geroge did not specifically mention this website, but he did mention the Voice of San Diego website for some reason.

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I happened to hear that small rant by George this morning. As I recall, he specifically said that he was NOT looking to pursue any kind legal action.

He wants to have a discussion with his accuser and talk in a PUBLIC FORUM about a fraud that he has supposedly been accused doing.

That is a reasonable request, IMHO, and the accuser should rise to the challenge.

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I would rather be lucky then smart.

-Former San Diegan,

Thank you for the important clarification. Please excuse my ingnorance, but how can I tell if a foreclosure is judicial or not?

[I would rather be lucky then smart]

I would rather be lucky then smart.

-Former San Diegan,

Thank you for the important clarification. Please excuse my ingnorance, but how can I tell if a foreclosure is judicial or not?

[I would rather be lucky then smart]

I would rather be lucky then smart.

-Former San Diegan,

Thank you for the important clarification. Please excuse my ingnorance, but how can I tell if a foreclosure is judicial or not?

[I would rather be lucky then smart]

Please let me clarify and explain a situation in regards to a house that has been foreclosed to the bank. The house is located on an upscale street in the Hidden Meadows area north of Escondido and just east of Rimrock.

The couple that owns the house is going through a nasty divorce and the husband does not want the wife (or, soon to be ex-wife) to purchase the house on her own. For some unknown reason, the husband has let the house go back to the bank, even though he could have made the mortgage payment. Perhaps there is some pre nup or other contract that complicated this real estate deal.

This situation to me, is a prime example of the owner, in the future, being able to exercise his right of redemption.

Thank you for any responses.

[I would rather be lucky then smart]

Please let me clarify and explain a situation in regards to a house that has been foreclosed to the bank. The house is located on an upscale street in the Hidden Meadows area north of Escondido and just east of Rimrock.

The couple that owns the house is going through a nasty divorce and the husband does not want the wife (or, soon to be ex-wife) to purchase the house on her own. For some unknown reason, the husband has let the house go back to the bank, even though he could have made the mortgage payment. Perhaps there is some pre nup or other contract that complicated this real estate deal.

This situation to me, is a prime example of the owner, in the future, being able to exercise his right of redemption.

Thank you for any responses.

[I would rather be lucky then smart]

Please let me clarify and explain a situation in regards to a house that has been foreclosed to the bank. The house is located on an upscale street in the Hidden Meadows area north of Escondido and just east of Rimrock.

The couple that owns the house is going through a nasty divorce and the husband does not want the wife (or, soon to be ex-wife) to purchase the house on her own. For some unknown reason, the husband has let the house go back to the bank, even though he could have made the mortgage payment. Perhaps there is some pre nup or other contract that complicated this real estate deal.

This situation to me, is a prime example of the owner, in the future, being able to exercise his right of redemption.

Thank you for any responses.

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