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In chi.general clifto <clifto@gmail.com> wrote:
>Brent P wrote:
>> In article <4vuls3pjti4rm4kihhj52s0f7m41ais3o8@4ax.com>, Scott in SoCal wrote:
>>> the gang-banger residents will be evicted. The bank, wishing to
>>> recover as much of its inventment as possible, will at the very least
>>> send someone to power-wash that hideous paint job off and/or paint
>>> over it with some solid, neutral color. 
>> 
>> Um... probably not. Banks just send the property to auction. That's why 
>> they don't notice the dead bodies inside. Ever wonder why those news 
>> stories almost always say the body was discovered by someone who bought 
>> the property at a foreclosure auction or a tax-sale auction? 

>I would submit then that it depends. A friend went through a near foreclosure
>on a property. BEFORE the paperwork was anywhere near official, the bank
>sent people who did significant damage to a swimming pool and released its
>thousands of gallons of water all over other people's property, damaging
>them, and broke into the house illegally and changed the locks. Friend and
>his attorney came this --><-- close to filing vandalism and criminal
>trespass charges against the bank officials.

Oooh, was it the bank or the city? We had a repo near us with a pool and we 
called the city because no one was caring for the pool and it was summer, 
aka, it was filled about a foot with rainwater and festering bugs... the
city came and poked holes in the thing and pushed over 2 sides... I'm guessing
it was the city anyways... it really became a health hazard quickly.

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John Nelson
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