foreclosure rush
Posted: Sat Oct 04, 2008 8:06 am
http://www.cnn.com/2008/US/10/03/evicti ... index.html
Sheriff's Deputies tried to evict 90 year old woman from Akron home. She shot herself twice.
some People who are really damn old are less likely to be able to resist the innovative new mortgage financing devices that arrive in the mail every day.
I'm not sure what the county or municipality gains from serving these foreclosures. the homes tend to stay empty indefintely. empty foreclosed homes don't pay taxes or spend money in the local economy.
are sheriff's deputies working overtime to serve all these foreclosures? Law enforcement is pretty expensive even on straight time.
Sheriff's Deputies tried to evict 90 year old woman from Akron home. She shot herself twice.
some People who are really damn old are less likely to be able to resist the innovative new mortgage financing devices that arrive in the mail every day.
I'm not sure what the county or municipality gains from serving these foreclosures. the homes tend to stay empty indefintely. empty foreclosed homes don't pay taxes or spend money in the local economy.
are sheriff's deputies working overtime to serve all these foreclosures? Law enforcement is pretty expensive even on straight time.