Foreclosed family watches helplessly as craigslist crowds strip house bare

why in the hell would you post an add on craigslist telling people where you live and to come there during hours YOUR NOT HOME??????
:confused::confused::confused::confused:
:smh::smh::smh::smh::smh:
 
after reading their 'ad'....fucking idiots

I do hope the woman gets the guitars her deceased dad gave to her though
 
This is just SAD!

And they kept a good spirit about it.

The guitar sh!t does hurt your heart if you are any kind of human or music lover.
 
ok wait.......
http://www.trulia.com/property/3097792309-204-Sunnybrook-Ct-Woodstock-GA-30188

houses down there ain't expensive, this one is currently listed at $79K......so lets say you've bought it for double that for argument's sake, you've been paying for 20yrs?? and you still owe enough to lose it?? WTF???? that shit makes no sense......:smh:

$168,000/20yrs = $8,400/yr

$8,400/12 months = $700 a month


so, you're telling me that they couldn't afford at most $700 a month???:hmm:
 
ok wait.......
http://www.trulia.com/property/3097792309-204-Sunnybrook-Ct-Woodstock-GA-30188

houses down there ain't expensive, this one is currently listed at $79K......so lets say you've bought it for double that for argument's sake, you've been paying for 20yrs?? and you still owe enough to lose it?? WTF???? that shit makes no sense......:smh:

$168,000/20yrs = $8,400/yr

$8,400/12 months = $700 a month


so, you're telling me that they couldn't afford at most $700 a month???:hmm:

Equity loans and shit most likely.

And you are not adding the principal to that price either.

Taxes
Insurance
Security
 
ok wait.......
http://www.trulia.com/property/3097792309-204-Sunnybrook-Ct-Woodstock-GA-30188

houses down there ain't expensive, this one is currently listed at $79K......so lets say you've bought it for double that for argument's sake, you've been paying for 20yrs?? and you still owe enough to lose it?? WTF???? that shit makes no sense......:smh:

$168,000/20yrs = $8,400/yr

$8,400/12 months = $700 a month


so, you're telling me that they couldn't afford at most $700 a month???:hmm:


A lot in the South, many folk make shit down there.
 
Equity loans and shit most likely.

And you are not adding the principal to that price either.

Taxes
Insurance
Security

I know all that, but I used an way inflated/unrealistic number for that POS of a house.......even taking everything you said into account, it wouldn't be more that $700 a month, shiiiiet....even at double that $1,400 is not alot of money.....:hmm:..........monthly?!?! c'mon son...:hmm:


they probably did some stupid refinancing that got them in trouble:smh::smh::smh:
 
ok wait.......
http://www.trulia.com/property/3097792309-204-Sunnybrook-Ct-Woodstock-GA-30188

houses down there ain't expensive, this one is currently listed at $79K......so lets say you've bought it for double that for argument's sake, you've been paying for 20yrs?? and you still owe enough to lose it?? WTF???? that shit makes no sense......:smh:

$168,000/20yrs = $8,400/yr

$8,400/12 months = $700 a month


so, you're telling me that they couldn't afford at most $700 a month???:hmm:

your math is wrong
if your loan was $168,000 at the time of purchase,with tax and interest you are going to pay about $336,000 total over 30 years.
now if your current home value is $79k and you owe more than that....
i would refinance take the equity out and let that bitch foreclose too....

these situations can get tricky,you don't know how many times they have already refinanced,or used the property as a line of equity or who knows what else.
 
I know all that, but I used an way inflated/unrealistic number for that POS of a house.......even taking everything you said into account, it wouldn't be more that $700 a month, shiiiiet....even at double that $1,400 is not alot of money.....:hmm:..........monthly?!?! c'mon son...:hmm:


they probably did some stupid refinancing that got them in trouble:smh::smh::smh:

I guess you missed the part where I said maybe equity loans and shit.

And you are right, not a lot of $$$ at all, but so many people did a ton of crap with houses during the boom taking bogus loans, 120% loans and shit.

20 years, that bitch was close to paid off, but someone in the family must have done some stupid shit. :smh:
 
I know all that, but I used an way inflated/unrealistic number for that POS of a house.......even taking everything you said into account, it wouldn't be more that $700 a month, shiiiiet....even at double that $1,400 is not alot of money.....:hmm:..........monthly?!?! c'mon son...:hmm:


they probably did some stupid refinancing that got them in trouble:smh::smh::smh:


again you numbers are off,you don't even know what the interest rate was at purchase
on a 168k house you are not paying 700 a month without a hefty downpayment
 
your math is wrong
if your loan was $168,000 at the time of purchase,with tax and interest you are going to pay about $336,000 total over 30 years.
now if your current home value is $79k and you owe more than that....
i would refinance take the equity out and let that bitch foreclose too....

these situations can get tricky,you don't know how many times they have already refinanced,or used the property as a line of equity or who knows what else.

ok.....

336K/30 = $11,200/yr

11,200/12 = $933.33/month


you're telling me that's not affordable???:hmm::hmm::hmm:
 
ok.....

336K/30 = $11,200/yr

11,200/12 = $933.33/month


you're telling me that's not affordable???:hmm::hmm::hmm:

For some,, maybe not. :smh:

Who knows what happened with their family?

Did moms and pops lose their jobs?

Everyone does not make a lot of money like that. Some folks have no business owning a house. :smh:
 
For some,, maybe not. :smh:

Who knows what happened with their family?

Did moms and pops lose their jobs?

Everyone does not make a lot of money like that. Some folks have no business owning a house. :smh:

yup, I don't feel sorry for people like this......they knew what they were getting into.......


it's like the young college kid that can just barely afford a nice car, and doesn't take into account that his insurance is going to be $3k+ every 6 months.....

ask me how I know...:hmm::smh::(
 
Anyways seems like a family of retarded nimrods. :smh:

Post an ad on Craiglist, and not home to handle things #GENIUS :smh:
 
then add escrow
utilities
property upkeep
car note
insurance
food
kids
clothes
lay off/loss of job? :dunno:

yes, but remember that we're using inflated numbers.....their real world number had to be much less......


I guess my views are skewed being from NYC:dunno:
 
yes, but remember that we're using inflated numbers.....their real world number had to be much less......


I guess my views are skewed being from NYC:dunno:

well i was using my mortgage as an example and the numbers in the situation are not far from mine and i live in NYC Nassau county with 10k a year property tax.my monthly escrow alone is higher than the # originally projected their mortgage
tomorrow can be your worst nightmare bro,shit just happens in life sometimes. Count your blessings!
 
your math is wrong
if your loan was $168,000 at the time of purchase,with tax and interest you are going to pay about $336,000 total over 30 years.
now if your current home value is $79k and you owe more than that....
i would refinance take the equity out and let that bitch foreclose too....

these situations can get tricky,you don't know how many times they have already refinanced,or used the property as a line of equity or who knows what else.

:confused:
Ok, what am I missing here? Ya say ya value is 79k and ya owe more than that? That means there's NO equity...nothing to take out...ya already upside down.
 
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...slist-crowds-strip-foreclosed-house-bare.html

The Craigslist ad said: 'Fairly large, free yard sale. Moving and we want everything to go for free. So come over and take whatever you want and how much you want. Here are a couple of items that will be there: Couch, chairs, lots of household and kitchen items, appliances, a wardrobe, desk, recliner, movies, lots of books, lamps, women's and teens' clothing, etc. And also a box of free food with lots of cans. Please take only if you need it. We're starting at 10am, October 24th, and we'll finish when everything's gone.'
 
ok wait.......
http://www.trulia.com/property/3097792309-204-Sunnybrook-Ct-Woodstock-GA-30188

houses down there ain't expensive, this one is currently listed at $79K......so lets say you've bought it for double that for argument's sake, you've been paying for 20yrs?? and you still owe enough to lose it?? WTF???? that shit makes no sense......:smh:

$168,000/20yrs = $8,400/yr

$8,400/12 months = $700 a month


so, you're telling me that they couldn't afford at most $700 a month???:hmm:
Are you a homeowener? You dont sound like one. Not an insult at all, just a observation based question.
 

"Fairly large, free yard sale. Moving and we want everything to go for free. So come over and take whatever you want and how much you want. Here are a couple of items that will be there: Couch, chairs, lots of household and kitchen items, appliances, a wardrobe, desk, recliner, movies, lots of books, lamps, women's and teens' clothing, etc. And also a box of free food with lots of cans. Please take only if you need it. We're starting at 10 a.m., October 24th, and we'll finish when everything's gone."

Exactly...So what's the problem....:lol::lol::lol: Parents probably gave him the house, and he wasn't responsible enough to maintain it.:(
 
I swear, sometimes white people are seriously lacking in the common sense department.
 
I know all that, but I used an way inflated/unrealistic number for that POS of a house.......even taking everything you said into account, it wouldn't be more that $700 a month, shiiiiet....even at double that $1,400 is not alot of money.....:hmm:..........monthly?!?! c'mon son...:hmm:


they probably did some stupid refinancing that got them in trouble:smh::smh::smh:

It is

ok.....

336K/30 = $11,200/yr

11,200/12 = $933.33/month


you're telling me that's not affordable???:hmm::hmm::hmm:

It isn't


I'm looking to rent...you think I want my rental fee to be 1,400? When I am blessed enough to own a house I pray my mortgage is less than 900.

But something that I have learned here though is that people don't take care of their homes. So that could account for the depreciated value. Compounded with the housing market and the house is going to be foreclosed on at way below market value.
 
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