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krakfiend

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13. not enough

Reply to avaistheone1 (Original post)

Wed Dec 26, 2012, 04:28 PM

Dec 2012

funny, ironic tactic forclosing on banks, don't know how far that will actually go. what we need to do is bring criminal charges against those that help push this great nation into the problems we have now. put the ceos, wall street, and the "to big to fail" corporations in jail that started this mess of ours. next time they'll think twice before instituting some scheme where they profit millions while americans go bankrupt.

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Payback time: Florida homeowners foreclosing on banks [View all] avaistheone1 Dec 2012 OP

Glad to hear this............. mrmpa Dec 2012 #1

should sue the attorney Angry Dragon Dec 2012 #2

Is there a management company respresentative advising the board? Starfury Dec 2012 #5

Yes, we have a half-assed management company in regard to these..... mrmpa Dec 2012 #24

Headline kind of makes up its own story. DirkGently Dec 2012 #3

Lenders only make money when they service those loans. davsand Dec 2012 #7

If the lenders were to "Mark to Market" all the properties they hold they would be exposed Vincardog Dec 2012 #17

The concept of a HOA is moronic, anyway. Shadowflash Dec 2012 #4

Stepford communities, indeed. ChairmanAgnostic Dec 2012 #6

Not so moronic JusticeForAll Dec 2012 #8

My HOA takes care of things so we don't have to rox63 Dec 2012 #9

That's because they actually own the physical... YvonneCa Dec 2012 #10

Exactly.. PasadenaTrudy Dec 2012 #11

I'm fine with that rox63 Dec 2012 #14

It worked well for me, too... YvonneCa Dec 2012 #19

I have lived in Palm Beach County, FL Sekhmets Daughter Dec 2012 #16

They also fail to simply care for the property. gtar100 Dec 2012 #12

Plus, are the banks paying the property taxes???? dixiegrrrrl Dec 2012 #18

Here the city/county are having to fine the banks to get the properties maintained. LeftyMom Dec 2012 #21

not enough krakfiend Dec 2012 #13

People need to make criminal complaints to appropriate law enforcement FrodosPet Dec 2012 #22

for regular homeowners, a foreclosure proceeding is devastating to your credit rating Supersedeas Dec 2012 #15

Tee hee. aquart Dec 2012 #20

Sweet irony. JNelson6563 Dec 2012 #23