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Mayorquimby Posts: 13909 Incept: 2008-09-18 The Archaic Past	http://consumerist.com/2012/05/man-commi.... Quote: Back in 2000, the man and his wife purchased a home together in Southern California. They made a 30% down payment and spent the next several years making their payments to the bank on-time and in-person. ... The couple were put through the usual "we haven't received all your documents" wringer by Wachovia. Even after the bank, in April 2010, told them it had all the docs, a month later their application was denied because of supposed missing documentation. "I had the money...I had the money. I had everything to make that work," the wife tells CBS Los Angeles. They sold the house in November 2010, but their lawyer was able to get a judge to issue a stay. That eventually fell apart and earlier this month the family was given five days to get out of their house. So that they would have somewhere to stay, the husband bought a motor home. But even that stopped working as soon as he got it back to their soon-to-be-former house. The next day, Mother's Day, the man took his own life in his bedroom. ---------- They who wish to hurt you, work within the law. - Morrissey Gold is theft. 2012-05-17 16:31:38 Permalink
Mrbill Posts: 7850 Incept: 2008-10-19 North Carolina	Quote: In fact, the story here, the loan officer flat-out lied about the homeowners' income, almost doubling it on the application without their knowledge. No crimes. Nope! He should have shot someone in the foreclosure dept first. Self defense against theft. Not guilty. 2012-05-17 16:37:30 Permalink