"Short Sale"


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After I read this it done lit a "short fuse"!

You won’t believe this….or maybe you will.

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We felt like this was the perfect time to share this IMPORTANT story with

you. Recently, our good friend Michael (a local realtor) shared his

experience about an "Obama supporter" he encountered while showing homes

to

a low income, working family in Pontiac, MI. We asked him to please write

it down so we could share it with you. YOU SHOULD BE SITTING DOWN WHILE

READING THIS:

As a Realtor for the past 28 years I thought I’d seen or heard it all…

Until now.

I was showing homes in Pontiac, MI. one afternoon recently and showed up

at

a home at the 4:00 pm time my appointment was scheduled for. After I woke

up the homeowner, she let us in and then proceeded to tell my buyers and I

that she has already entered into a contract to sell the home on a

short-sale.

(A short-sale is a sale where the banks accepts less money than is owed on

the home).

After some chit-chat, she proceeded to tell us that she and her sister

(who

also lived in the area) were buying each other’s homes via the short-sale

process. I mentioned to her that I thought relatives could not be involved

in those transactions. She smiled and said "We have two different last

names so no one knows the difference".

She went on to tell us that each of them owed over 100K on their homes and

were in the process of buying each other’s homes for about 10-15K cash.

To top it off, they were each receiving $3,000.00 in government provided

relocation assistance at the closing.

My buyers and I were amazed that she was outright admitting to fraud and

yet, she continued. She began to tell us that the best part of her scheme

was that because they currently were not working that they (both) are now

receiving Section 8 Vouchers. I said I thought those were for renters and

she said “That’s the best part; me and my sister are going to be

renting each other’s homes so we don’t even have to move, and Obama is

going to give us each $800.00 a month to pay the rent!” She then picked

up a picture she had framed of Obama and did a little happy dance around

her living room and while she kissed the picture she was singing "Thank

you

Obama.... thank you Obama."

So here is the bottom line… Both of these scammers got at least

$80,000.00 in debt forgiven, $3,000.00 in cash for relocation (when in

fact

they did not relocate) and to boot, you and I will now be paying (through

our taxes) $1,600.00 in rent for each them each and every month....

perhaps

forever! Is it any wonder why so many people have decided that all they

have to do is VOTE for the Democrats and they will be taken care of for

life at the expense of the taxpayers? I would not be at all surprised if

they are receiving food stamps and whatever other programs are available

for anyone who is willing to lie to get assistance.

These women went from working and paying about $900.00 each in mortgage

payments to staying home and getting paid $800.00 each per month to live

in

the same home they had been living in and all they had to do was lie on a

few papers. This craziness has to stop! I’m sure this kind of fraud is

going on each and every day all across the country and no one wants to

touch the subject of entitlements because they might OFFEND someone or

lose

a vote or two. By the way... she had an almost new SUV in the driveway,

three flat screen TV's and a very nice computer set up in her living room

which was furnished entirely with nice leather furniture. I'TS THE NEW '

AMERICAN WAY '.....

For all of the "do-gooder's" who voted for Obama to help the "less

fortunate"....CHEERS!

Here is a link to some of the government assistance programs available

today:

Government Benefits, Grants, and Financial Aid for Citizens | USA.gov

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Yes...that does get my blood boiling a bit. It is no surprise that the current administration is going along with scams like this. But how long can this last before there is no money to support these criminals and freeloaders ? I am curious if the attorney general of that state knows about that. Lord knows Eric Holder could give a rats behind about it.

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Don't believe everything you read on the internet.

snopes.com: Short Sale

Very true about what you read on the net.

BUT...

While snopes can be a good source of info for dispelling rumors and myths...The owners of this snopes are MAJOR BHO supporters and contributors. There is no liability for claiming something to be false and it is true. You can find this info for yourself....again on the net.

A Google search revealed that Snopes.com is owned by David and Barbara Mikkelson, who live in Southern California and are Obama supporters. An interested reader (unknown to me) suspected that Snopes had a liberal bias after discovering several "half-truths" and distortions.

Compare their analysis of the Obama/Ayers connection with truthorfiction.com's analysis of the same subject. Snopes minimizes the connection, categorizing the rumor as a "Partial Truth," while truthorfiction calls it a "Truth" and, in fact, references a CNN expose of the two, as well as a Wall Street Journal article about their connection. Snopes not only does not reference either source cited above, but instead, lists a quote from an Obama spokesman as its main source.

snopes.com: Barack Obama and Bill Ayers

Barack Obama and William Ayers-Truth!

Another comparison of Snopes vs. Truthorfiction is their treatment of the email regarding "Obama's 50 lies." Snopes adds editorial comments favoring Obama on unproven statements or even on proven ones where the comments are that he is "taken out of context."

snopes.com: Obama's 50 Lies / Obama Not Exactly

Obama Lies?-Truth!, Fiction!, and Unproven!

There are other things that they list as false, even though Youtube has videos of Obama or others actually making the statements.

Seems Snopes has a liberal agenda and TruthOrFiction.com-Is that forwarded email Truth or Fiction? Research into stories, scams, hoaxes, myths, and urban legends on the Internet

might be a better, unbiased source.

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