Lisa's Comics: The Bushpig Crusader, Part 1

[A Dolla Danya of Dubla Dour]

since you specifically brought up California earlier

http://homeguides.sfgate.com/califor...mits-2899.html



nice try, segall. get back in your dusty vhs cover

what kind of a fucking foreclosure is it then when someone agrees to let their bank sell the fucking house then?? i guess you are correct. in my mind a foreclosure is - the borrower won't leave and the bank will move a court to get them out/foreclose on their house. not - a borrower voluntarily leaves and lets the bank sell their house.

basically i can see why courts/legislatures don't allow right of redemptions when a borrower basically gives up their house. govt/courts are very friendly to the right to contract. they are basically contracted their right of redemption away with a clean break before all sorts of legal proceedings

what kind of a fucking foreclosure is it then when someone agrees to let their bank sell the fucking house then?? i guess you are correct. in my mind a foreclosure is - the borrower won't leave and the bank will move a court to get them out/foreclose on their house. not - a borrower voluntarily leaves and lets the bank sell their house.

please kill yourself

[A Dolla Danya of Dubla Dour]

used to live by detroit metro. those cheap houses are most likely abandoned for years and are unlivable inside. if you can get tenants (which i doubt) it would be all sec. 8 bullshit and there's a ton of hosuing avail in detroit. used to have 2.5 million people in city limits no has like 700k

ironically downtown detroit has like a 95% occupancy rate for house and rent for a new building is like $1200 for a 1bdr

what i'm saying is. sure in a non-judicial foreclosure state you can't redeem if you do nothing. if you file a motion ijn court to fight it - then you can redeem. nvm im totally wrong you bargain this out in the orig loan

maybe just click the link and read the non judicial foreclosure section so you can undersand why you're retarded.