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Owners Lose Possessions After Home Near Twentynine Palms Is Mistakenly Foreclosed
CBS-LA.com ^
| 5 Sep 2012
| Stef Riter
Posted on 09/07/2012 7:25:00 AM PDT by Yashcheritsiy
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Probably just a buncha deadbeats trying to get a house without paying a mortgage!!!
/certain FReepers
To: Yashcheritsiy
Well, they weren't making payments ... what did they expect?
</sarcasm>
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posted on
09/07/2012 7:27:32 AM PDT
by
DuncanWaring
(The Lord uses the good ones; the bad ones use the Lord.)
To: Yashcheritsiy
Something tells me Wells Fargo is going to be paying them a very healthy settlement pretty soon...
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posted on
09/07/2012 7:28:40 AM PDT
by
apillar
To: Yashcheritsiy
Their vacation home wasn’t foreclosed. Contractors for the bank were given the right name and wrong address to ‘secure’ private property after a foreclosure was done on a nearby home.
The contractors trashed the family vacation spot, seizing that which might have some value, while destroying most of what was left. They didn’t think anything about the wrong name being next to the door. The property was taken, stored, and then disposed of over a few months period, before the home owners found out this happened.
The home owner is meeting with Wells Fargo and his lawyer today, and I’m still waiting for publication of this contractor, and exactly who gave the wrong address.
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posted on
09/07/2012 7:29:44 AM PDT
by
kingu
(Everything starts with slashing the size and scope of the federal government.)
To: Yashcheritsiy
Wells has had a good crotch kicking due for several years.
Hope they get it good and hard.
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posted on
09/07/2012 7:31:48 AM PDT
by
Eric in the Ozarks
(I didn't post this. Someone else did.)
To: apillar
This is a case for damages where my law school professor advised:
“Think of the biggest number you can. Then put two zeroes on the end of it.”
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posted on
09/07/2012 7:31:48 AM PDT
by
henkster
(We're the slaves of the phony leaders...)
To: Yashcheritsiy
After my house was paid off I kept getting new demands for continued payments from new banks as the debt kept being sold.
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posted on
09/07/2012 7:33:49 AM PDT
by
cripplecreek
(What does it profit a man if he gains the whole world but loses his soul?)
To: Yashcheritsiy
This sounds like some of that “fundamental transformation” that Barry was telling us about.
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posted on
09/07/2012 7:34:14 AM PDT
by
FlingWingFlyer
(On 5 September 2012 A.D., the communist Democrats tried to kill God and failed.)
To: Yashcheritsiy
What happened to the household goods, I didn’t see that in the story, can they not be returned? repairs made? Interior refurbished? plus a few 100k? whoever made the mistake shot anf fired?
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posted on
09/07/2012 7:36:17 AM PDT
by
duffee
(Romney 2012, NEWT 2016)
To: Yashcheritsiy
There is a phrase that describes this sort of thing. Breaking and entry. Throw in vandalism for the stuff that got broken. In a just world people would be going to jail over this. In Obams’s world nothing is going to happen to the bankers, contractors and cops who let this happen.
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posted on
09/07/2012 7:36:29 AM PDT
by
GonzoGOP
(There are millions of paranoid people in the world and they are all out to get me.)
To: Yashcheritsiy
Probably just a buncha deadbeats trying to get a house without paying a mortgage /certain FReepers One small detail though:
"The couple, however, didnt have a mortgage on the home."
Seems we may have a valid claim of "reverse" theft-by-conversion soon to be going on here. Wells Fargo stands to be seriously humbled by this and the couple, susbstantially enriched.
FReegards!
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posted on
09/07/2012 7:37:44 AM PDT
by
Agamemnon
(Darwinism is the glue that holds liberalism together)
To: Yashcheritsiy
I’ll neve feel sorry for a banker.
To: Yashcheritsiy
My hero, Dave Ramsey, has a saying that I have often repeated. “After an extensive study and years of research, it was found that 100% of foreclosures occur on homes with a mortgage.”
I guess I stand corrected....
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posted on
09/07/2012 7:39:03 AM PDT
by
CSM
(Keeper of the Dave Ramsey Ping list. FReepmail me if you want your beeber stuned.)
To: GonzoGOP
Wells got the ball rolling on this.
They are liable.
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posted on
09/07/2012 7:39:11 AM PDT
by
Eric in the Ozarks
(I didn't post this. Someone else did.)
To: Yashcheritsiy
Look for them to become the Democrat Poster Children for the “Use Eminient Domain to Stop Foreclosures” movement.
To: apillar
Wells Fargo is filthy.
Back when a tree fell on my house I called the insurance company to make a claim and discovered that Wells Fargo had been pocketing the money that I was paying through them for the insurance that was required for the mortgage.
A couple calls to my congressman over it were pretty effective and they paid for repairs plus the final couple of months of payments. However the mortgage continued to be sold down the line which was a hassle for another couple of years.
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posted on
09/07/2012 7:42:26 AM PDT
by
cripplecreek
(What does it profit a man if he gains the whole world but loses his soul?)
To: Yashcheritsiy
This isn't the first time.
My friend almost had his house foreclosed by a company that did not have any claim to the mortgage. It took thousands of dollars an a few years to get it to stop. The collections people still call him, and he is considering filing a suit against them.
In which case they will sell the fake debt, and it will begin again.
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posted on
09/07/2012 7:43:12 AM PDT
by
redgolum
("God is dead" -- Nietzsche. "Nietzsche is dead" -- God.)
To: Eric in the Ozarks
Wells got the ball rolling on this. They are liable.
Right, so the people may get something, after a decade in court. Just to top it off the lawyers will take 30% of that.
Putting the bank president in jail cell for breaking and entering until restitution is made to the complete and total satisfaction of the homeowners would probably speed things up a bit. However as it stands now the bank has the money, the bank has the lawyers and the bank has time on their side.
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posted on
09/07/2012 7:46:56 AM PDT
by
GonzoGOP
(There are millions of paranoid people in the world and they are all out to get me.)
To: GonzoGOP
There is a phrase that describes this sort of thing. Breaking and entry. Throw in vandalism for the stuff that got broken. In a just world people would be going to jail over this. I was thinking the same thing. This is not a civil matter. It's a criminal matter.
Before I even talked to the bank, I would have filed burglary, trespass, and vandalism charges against the contractors that stole everything.
Then, I would have filed conspiracy charges against the highest ranking officer in the bank.
THEN, we would talk.
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posted on
09/07/2012 7:50:50 AM PDT
by
justlurking
(The only remedy for a bad guy with a gun is a good WOMAN (Sgt. Kimberly Munley) with a gun)
To: All
But remember folks, people who talk about how bad the banks and banksters are are just a bunch of Ron Paul wackos...
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posted on
09/07/2012 7:53:26 AM PDT
by
Yashcheritsiy
(Science puts you on the moon, atheism puts you in the gulag)
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