Comments on: Bank of America Threatens Foreclosure on 1100 Properties for “Nonpayment” of Current Taxes

By: john

john — Mon, 20 Dec 2010 19:37:13 +0000

In my case, BAC tried to force me to make monthly tax payments despite my being in a State run deferred property tax program for the disabled. BAC would write a check to the County, then the State would write a check to the County, then the County has to re-imburse BAC—but then, part of my Trial Mod payment reflected a monthly tax payment which has already been paid……what a mess! They kicked me off the Trial after 8 months because of NPV failure—-what does that mean?

By: John

John — Sun, 19 Dec 2010 21:43:27 +0000

Once they have foreclosed on you, whether legal or not, you do not owe taxes on that property, they do.

They claim its their property, if so, pay their taxes, fire dues, etc.. There is a price in many ways for falsely claiming someones propety is yours.

Just one more point to bring up at you court date when you have sued them for dishonesty among many other wrongs.

Add all this hurt and suffering to your lawsuit amount and take it to a local jury especially since one fourth of the homeowners are now facing foreclosure and that doesn’t count those already fforeclosed on nor those yet to come to be foreclosed on.

Pretty good chances you will have a jury of hurt folks on the jury deciding between you, a homeowner like they were and the mortgage company that kicked them out of their home.
Pretty good odds huh!

By: SWARM the BANKS

SWARM the BANKS — Sun, 19 Dec 2010 20:33:36 +0000

I have busted your chops in the past for your photoshopped photos that some people might mistake for real. lol, this one I like. If I copy it onto swarm the banks, I’ll link back to your article.

By: DEFAULT ON PROPERTY TAXES

DEFAULT ON PROPERTY TAXES — Sun, 19 Dec 2010 20:24:18 +0000

Can someone explain if you’re in default if you don’t pay your property taxes? Meaning taxes are not escrowed. How long after the due date? Any grace period?