Woman Arrested for Tresspassing in Her Own Home

[BloodEclipse]

There is more to this story. She took out a refi a couple of years ago. When Wachovia bought her mortgage the first company sent her a letter with a zero balance. She thought the refi money was no longer owed. When Wachovia sent her a statement she refused to pay it and this went along for quite some time before the court order to foreclose. She was trying to game the system and that is why she lost in court. This case will not go in her favor.

 

[level.eleven]

There is more to this story. She took out a refi a couple of years ago. When Wachovia bought her mortgage the first company sent her a letter with a zero balance. She thought the refi money was no longer owed. When Wachovia sent her a statement she refused to pay it and this went along for quite some time before the court order to foreclose. She was trying to game the system and that is why she lost in court. This case will not go in her favor.

Yep, some digging has shown quite a few conflicting reports. Late on payments, mortgage being sold between companies, multiple husbands on mortgages...GCN likes to take these stories and spin them against the state, many times leaving out crucial information.

 

[Claddagh]

That's very different. Never mind.

 

[Nathan]

but this is just one example of what could happen.

 

[jedi]

So what is the moral of this story.

1) TOO MANY OF YOU are quick to shoot first and not ask questions.
2) Every story has 2 or more sides
3) Every story is never fully the truth (you must do the work in digging for it)

It seems as of late that some of us (myself included) especially in this channel "cling to our guns and views" way too much and are not thinking or seeing these things fully before we "write off" about this being unfair, etc..

Relax, calmn down and dig for the entire story first my comrades. =p

 

[MACHINEGUN]

 

[edsinger]

If true - she will get some serious cash...... F*sticks....

 

[eatsnopaste]

So what is the moral of this story.

1) TOO MANY OF YOU are quick to shoot first and not ask questions.
2) Every story has 2 or more sides
3) Every story is never fully the truth (you must do the work in digging for it)

It seems as of late that some of us (myself included) especially in this channel "cling to our guns and views" way too much and are not thinking or seeing these things fully before we "write off" about this being unfair, etc..

Relax, calmn down and dig for the entire story first my comrades. =p

 

[Chefcook]

So what is the moral of this story.

1) TOO MANY OF YOU are quick to shoot first and not ask questions.
2) Every story has 2 or more sides
3) Every story is never fully the truth (you must do the work in digging for it)

It seems as of late that some of us (myself included) especially in this channel "cling to our guns and views" way too much and are not thinking or seeing these things fully before we "write off" about this being unfair, etc..

Relax, calmn down and dig for the entire story first my comrades. =p

If it were my situation, I would know all the sides to the story. I would know rather or not my rights were in question. If it were my home and it came to the point of the authorities bashing in my door I would have already asked my questions. I don't know rather this lady is trying to pull a fast one or not. My statement was if it were me, not her. If in fact it were my home and I had in fact paid it off and they were trying to take my home illegitimately hell yes I would shoot. This woman could be full of crap for all I know. If she is then she got what she deserved. If she isn't, she had the right to defend her home...

 

[Smitty506th]

I heard from a close family friend that some thing like this happened to them. They are working it with the bank. (in CA)