Comments on: The Foreclosure Climate Is Being Further Clouded by Recalcitrant Landlords

By: David Ca Cantatore

David Ca Cantatore — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 12:08:03 +0000

I”was a tenant of his for (2) year”s Payed $1000.00+ x 12
$24,000 2 years at $1,500.00 +no taxes or mortgage payed on property from day of purchased in 2005 bank take over followed by 90 day eviction (Notice) (3)Days Before Xmas with “NO” PLACE ta Move” we were then offered CASH FOR KEYS if we were out by Janruary 1,2010 we would receive $2,600.00 we were then offered $5,000.00 if out by FEBRUARY 1, 2010 we were all moved out by Feb.1, 2010 we then received a check for $5,000.00 it was a small price to pay for what we had been through we also filed for our security deposit that wenever received. thank you chuck kim and sam at char-bren development hope you people sleep well at night P.S.Are Rent as always ((PAID) UP TOO DATE

By: Jim

Jim — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 21:16:13 +0000

One has to wonder what genius at the bank didn’t think to offer the tenants mortgages at a good rate as opposed to throwing the whole baby out with the bath water [ask your grandmother if you don't get that]. Like Max says, “Missed it by that much!”

By: deebolder

deebolder — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 19:48:44 +0000

This problem is starting to become a major headache and is going to get worse. Something needs to be done. What I’m not sure, but if a home owner is in foreclosure or knows foreclosure is looming and rents out their home anway, their needs to be a penalty for it.