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Foreclosure in the News
Two stories of interest on the wires today:
- June Reyno of San Diego, California, has chained herself to her house to prevent a pending foreclosure. Yes, you read that correctly. Desperate times, etc.
- “Good Samaritan” Marilyn Mock saved a total stranger’s home for her at a recent foreclosure sale in Pottsboro, Texas. The homeowner, Tracey Orr, had come to the sale to watch her beloved home slip away for good. She was stunned when Mock bid on the home, won it for $30,000, then turned around and said “This is for you.”
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Yes the lady who chained herself, took out a second mortage to start a business http://junereynosales.com/
Which strangely enough, is about foreclosurers…she got $300,000 and blew through and now her monthly payments are $5800 and wants the taxpayers to save her, forget it - nice try, the house is gone