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azotic wrote:
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> "Voir Dire" <paralegalpro@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1145245031.942091.197640@z34g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
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>>>>A loon John Devine
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>>I wasn't able to get through all of his letters, but he definitely is
>>immature, lacks sophistication-- comes off like chick talk- reminds me
>>of an old girl friend I dumped.
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>>Regardless, that's typical of these HOA lawyers. Their ex-wives tell me
>>they were incredibly boring and bad news in the bedroom. Check out the
>>divorce rate.
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>>What concerns me is these guys have a pattern of abusing seniors and
>>single women? Is that the case in your HOA?
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> They also target seniors suffering from mental disabilities, in a recent las
> vegas
> case a senior women that was suffering from a mental illness was the target
> of
> a non-judicial forclosure. Her home valued at 300k was sold at auction to a
> relative of the attorney that handled the forclosure for only 25k. When the
> scam was reported
> on the local news the howard huges corporation interviened on behalf of the
> senior and forced
> the entire transaction to be voided and the senior was allowed to keep her
> home.
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> Here in nevada the law allows a citizen to defend thier life and property
> with
> the use of deadly force. Its just a matter of time before a senior with
> nothing
> to lose will defend thier property against a non-judicial forclosure with
> deadly
> force. I believe no jury would ever convict them for ridding us of some
> shifty
> HOA INDUSTRY lawers, it might be a workable defense.
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Wrong thinking!
Non-judicial foreclosure is executed by sheriff and his deputies.
So you would have to shoot at law officer and every stupid American jury
will convict you. They just can't see dead cop in this country even if
the cop serves the crooks.
> BTW are there any numbers on how many non-judicial forclosed properties
> are sold at a fraction of thier value to family members of HOA INDUSTRY
> lawers
> or board members famalies of the HOA involved. I looked at the CAI website
> for
> some numbers but found none.
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I believe that every such foreclosure is sold that way.
Aha!..... I've an idea?
In one of these foreclosures in Texas it got public that a lawyer paid
only about $5,000 for $180,000 house. The IRS learn about it and nailed
the lawyer.
So if we could form an organization which would go after these
foreclosures and work together with the IRS to collect taxes we would
earn about 10%, that is what IRS pays for collecting taxes for them, and
in same time we would made the foreclosure non attractive to lawyers.
Like in above case $175,000 would forced lawyer to pay about 35% tax and
my be more because it would put him in higher bracket.
What do you think?
-Sub
> Regards
> Tom.
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