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Replied on 06-10-2009, 01:29 PM
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Yes, I did, but can't afford an attorney, and make too much for legal aid - go figure.

The broker has been reported to the FBI, and they are actively investigating the company she used to work for, which was shut down about 2 years ago. She is now working in mortgage modification - go figure.

The real estate agent lost his license to be an agent, his home went into foreclosure, and he also lost his car dealership/cell phone company. Tells you what kind of person he is - jumping on the bandwagon with anything he can to make money, instead of holding down a steady job. I actually saw him in a store one day and just about clocked him one. I had to walk away - fast - before I did something that would get me into trouble.

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wow! I have no words of solace for you. You, SueBee, are a better person than I am...I would have run him over with my shopping cart, again, and again and again...!! rofl


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Oh, trust me, it was a close one! However, it was Christmas time and he was in the store with one of his small children. However much of an ***hole the parent is, I would never do anything to lessen a child's opinion of them. I'm sure in time, the punishment will come - when his own kids follow in his footsteps and fail miserably, just like he did.

I count it as at least a small comfort that this guy is just scum, and has started to reap the "rewards" of his own actions. I can't say I'll be so kind next time I see him, provided his kids aren't with him. I think I'll feel compelled to tell him exactly what hell he and his buddy the mortgage broker put me through.

I do take responsibility for my own part in this whole mess - I was ignorant of the home buying process and jumped in with both feet. But when I started seeing red flags left and right and tried to get out of the whole thing, I was threatened with legal action - and not knowing better, I went through with it. I was ignorant and uninformed - so that part is my fault. I'm not going to cry "victim" like some people who knowingly bought a mansion when they couldn't afford it, and played the system to get it. That's not the case here at all.

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get a title search on the property to see who actually owns it. if its you then you are the rightful owner still.




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