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[quote=njtosd]Don’t really know how relevant this is to anything. MERS seems to have failed to file a timely answer – so the result was independent of the underlying facts of the case.[/quote]

I concur. Quoted:

MERS was served with process but failed to file an answer, and Groves filed a motion for default judgment. The trial court signed a default judgment against MERS stating that (1) Groves owns the property in question; (2) the deed of trust is “void and of no force or effect;” and (3) the deed of trust be removed from the property title.

The problem is that MERS tried to appeal making claim that her action was invalid. This should have been their first response instead of not responding and getting a default judgment. MERS had their chance and the door closed. You have to appeal based on new ground or invalidity of process. Problem is that if you don’t respond – you can get hit with a default judgment – which is normal process.

It just means that MERS has to wake up when it gets served…

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[quote=njtosd]Don’t really know how relevant this is to anything. MERS seems to have failed to file a timely answer – so the result was independent of the underlying facts of the case.[/quote]

I concur. Quoted:

MERS was served with process but failed to file an answer, and Groves filed a motion for default judgment. The trial court signed a default judgment against MERS stating that (1) Groves owns the property in question; (2) the deed of trust is “void and of no force or effect;” and (3) the deed of trust be removed from the property title.

The problem is that MERS tried to appeal making claim that her action was invalid. This should have been their first response instead of not responding and getting a default judgment. MERS had their chance and the door closed. You have to appeal based on new ground or invalidity of process. Problem is that if you don’t respond – you can get hit with a default judgment – which is normal process.

It just means that MERS has to wake up when it gets served…

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[quote=njtosd]Don’t really know how relevant this is to anything. MERS seems to have failed to file a timely answer – so the result was independent of the underlying facts of the case.[/quote]

I concur. Quoted:

MERS was served with process but failed to file an answer, and Groves filed a motion for default judgment. The trial court signed a default judgment against MERS stating that (1) Groves owns the property in question; (2) the deed of trust is “void and of no force or effect;” and (3) the deed of trust be removed from the property title.

The problem is that MERS tried to appeal making claim that her action was invalid. This should have been their first response instead of not responding and getting a default judgment. MERS had their chance and the door closed. You have to appeal based on new ground or invalidity of process. Problem is that if you don’t respond – you can get hit with a default judgment – which is normal process.

It just means that MERS has to wake up when it gets served…

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[quote=captcha][quote=briansd1]
IMHO, the most important qualities in a tenant that is he/she be clean and organized, and will pay rent on time, without sob stories about late rent.[/quote]

And the first image that comes to mind is a gay, female Asian professional? ;)[/quote]
No.. gay male anglo professional.

female homosexuals tend towards the male on behavior (generalization).
male homosexuals tend towards the female on behavior (generalization).
You want someone neat, keeps to themselves, and a little anal-retentive.. (no pun intended there).

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[quote=captcha][quote=briansd1]
IMHO, the most important qualities in a tenant that is he/she be clean and organized, and will pay rent on time, without sob stories about late rent.[/quote]

And the first image that comes to mind is a gay, female Asian professional? ;)[/quote]
No.. gay male anglo professional.

female homosexuals tend towards the male on behavior (generalization).
male homosexuals tend towards the female on behavior (generalization).
You want someone neat, keeps to themselves, and a little anal-retentive.. (no pun intended there).

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[quote=captcha][quote=briansd1]
IMHO, the most important qualities in a tenant that is he/she be clean and organized, and will pay rent on time, without sob stories about late rent.[/quote]

And the first image that comes to mind is a gay, female Asian professional? ;)[/quote]
No.. gay male anglo professional.

female homosexuals tend towards the male on behavior (generalization).
male homosexuals tend towards the female on behavior (generalization).
You want someone neat, keeps to themselves, and a little anal-retentive.. (no pun intended there).

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[quote=captcha][quote=briansd1]
IMHO, the most important qualities in a tenant that is he/she be clean and organized, and will pay rent on time, without sob stories about late rent.[/quote]

And the first image that comes to mind is a gay, female Asian professional? ;)[/quote]
No.. gay male anglo professional.

female homosexuals tend towards the male on behavior (generalization).
male homosexuals tend towards the female on behavior (generalization).
You want someone neat, keeps to themselves, and a little anal-retentive.. (no pun intended there).

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[quote=captcha][quote=briansd1]
IMHO, the most important qualities in a tenant that is he/she be clean and organized, and will pay rent on time, without sob stories about late rent.[/quote]

And the first image that comes to mind is a gay, female Asian professional? ;)[/quote]
No.. gay male anglo professional.

female homosexuals tend towards the male on behavior (generalization).
male homosexuals tend towards the female on behavior (generalization).
You want someone neat, keeps to themselves, and a little anal-retentive.. (no pun intended there).

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The death of Osama Bin Laden has really not given me much to cheer about. It would have been nice for him to experience some of the pain he has created for others through his ‘proxies’. Instead, he was shot while using women as human shields. It also give some of the more extreme followers a potential to see him as a martyr.

I felt that capturing him, putting him under long term sedation.. and giving him a sex-change operation, followed by dropping him off back in or near his followers with the body of a woman.. would in some forms be the ultimate in irony. It might also dissuade some of the other extremists from following in his footsteps.

Oh well.

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The death of Osama Bin Laden has really not given me much to cheer about. It would have been nice for him to experience some of the pain he has created for others through his ‘proxies’. Instead, he was shot while using women as human shields. It also give some of the more extreme followers a potential to see him as a martyr.

I felt that capturing him, putting him under long term sedation.. and giving him a sex-change operation, followed by dropping him off back in or near his followers with the body of a woman.. would in some forms be the ultimate in irony. It might also dissuade some of the other extremists from following in his footsteps.

Oh well.

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The death of Osama Bin Laden has really not given me much to cheer about. It would have been nice for him to experience some of the pain he has created for others through his ‘proxies’. Instead, he was shot while using women as human shields. It also give some of the more extreme followers a potential to see him as a martyr.

I felt that capturing him, putting him under long term sedation.. and giving him a sex-change operation, followed by dropping him off back in or near his followers with the body of a woman.. would in some forms be the ultimate in irony. It might also dissuade some of the other extremists from following in his footsteps.

Oh well.

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The death of Osama Bin Laden has really not given me much to cheer about. It would have been nice for him to experience some of the pain he has created for others through his ‘proxies’. Instead, he was shot while using women as human shields. It also give some of the more extreme followers a potential to see him as a martyr.

I felt that capturing him, putting him under long term sedation.. and giving him a sex-change operation, followed by dropping him off back in or near his followers with the body of a woman.. would in some forms be the ultimate in irony. It might also dissuade some of the other extremists from following in his footsteps.

Oh well.

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The death of Osama Bin Laden has really not given me much to cheer about. It would have been nice for him to experience some of the pain he has created for others through his ‘proxies’. Instead, he was shot while using women as human shields. It also give some of the more extreme followers a potential to see him as a martyr.

I felt that capturing him, putting him under long term sedation.. and giving him a sex-change operation, followed by dropping him off back in or near his followers with the body of a woman.. would in some forms be the ultimate in irony. It might also dissuade some of the other extremists from following in his footsteps.

Oh well.

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[quote=Arraya]http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/8454002/Puberty-blocker-for-children-considering-sex-change.html
Puberty blocker for children considering sex change
Children as young as 12 are to be allowed drugs to block puberty while they

The monthly injection suspends the onset of adulthood so that young people confused about their gender can be sure of any decision before they take on too many masculine or feminine features.[/quote]

I know that this is a bit OT.. but the http://www.telegraph.co.uk link from Arraya had another link on its main page. These images ‘should’ discourage the use of illegal drugs. Some of the changes occurred in 1 year, virtually all changes significantly in under 10. (look at the bottom of the image for the timeline).
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthpicturegalleries/8345461/From-Drugs-to-Mugs-Shocking-before-and-after-images-show-the-cost-of-drug-addiction.html

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[quote=Arraya]http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/8454002/Puberty-blocker-for-children-considering-sex-change.html
Puberty blocker for children considering sex change
Children as young as 12 are to be allowed drugs to block puberty while they

The monthly injection suspends the onset of adulthood so that young people confused about their gender can be sure of any decision before they take on too many masculine or feminine features.[/quote]

I know that this is a bit OT.. but the http://www.telegraph.co.uk link from Arraya had another link on its main page. These images ‘should’ discourage the use of illegal drugs. Some of the changes occurred in 1 year, virtually all changes significantly in under 10. (look at the bottom of the image for the timeline).
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthpicturegalleries/8345461/From-Drugs-to-Mugs-Shocking-before-and-after-images-show-the-cost-of-drug-addiction.html

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