Posted on 29 March 2011.
Who would have thought?
Marshall C. Watson currently has his Fort Lauderdale residence on the market for $9.75 million, a few doors and long walk down from David J. Stern.
According to BlockShopper, Watson purchased this home back on April of 09′ from Chevy Chase Bank for $4.525 million.
source: BlockShopper
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Posted on 22 October 2010.
Posted by permission: This article comes from consumer/personal finance site moneytalksnews.com
This article comes from consumer/personal finance site moneytalksnews.com
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Posted on 18 May 2010.
Some may recall the post I did about DISTURBING BEHAVIOR in FLORIDA: The $67K Water Lien! Revoked Homestead!
I guess this isn’t that rare. Take a look what a $3,000 unpaid water bill can do if you DO NOT HAVE ANY MORTGAGE.
One raw day in early February, Vicki Valentine stood by helplessly as real estate investors snatched her West Baltimore home over what began with an unpaid city water bill of $362. Valentine lost the property after the city sold her debt to investors through a contentious and byzantine legal process called a tax sale. This little-known type of foreclosure can enrich investors as growing numbers of property owners struggle to pay their bills.
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Posted on 04 May 2010.
Individual does not want to disclose their name. I have authenticated this to be true.
I have spoke to others and this has happened to them …but without ANY violations.
Could this be the way that the MBA might get around to allow banks to foreclose on “Non-Homestead” properties?? Just CURIOUS?
1. Non-Creditor places a Lis Pendens
2. County/City revokes your HOMESTEAD
3. County/City issues code violations
4. County/City places a lien on the subject property
5. County files a Foreclosure Notice for unpaid Code Violations (ie: not getting a $2-3K sewer connected that turns into $67K FASTand growing …while in Lis Pendens)
6. County sends you a letter letting you know that they CANNOT foreclose on a homestead residence.
GUESS WHAT? They revoked it! So now they can foreclose and get in first place of the bank(s) foreclosing… Kick you to the CURB!
Bank now pays the “County/ City” off. It can be any violation…Did you clean your pool? mow the lawn? ANYTHING!
But why you ask…
It’s the only property you own!
It’s the only “Primary” residence you have!
It’s the only mortgage in the Country….So why is this not your Homestead property?
Good thing they weren’t working on a “Loan Mod”.
Don’t believe me see for yourself…
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