Wow, who could have imagined Mitt Romney would get such a cool reception from the NAACP? (/sarcasm)
Update — faces in the crowd — all saying “You’ve got to me bleeping kidding me …”
Wow, who could have imagined Mitt Romney would get such a cool reception from the NAACP? (/sarcasm)
Update — faces in the crowd — all saying “You’ve got to me bleeping kidding me …”
The report cited a case of an 81-year-old Rhode Island woman who fell behind on a $474 sewer bill. A corporation bought the home in a tax sale for $836.39. The woman was evicted from the home she had lived in for more than 40 years and the corporation resold the place for $85,000, the report said. …
… One elderly Montana woman, who lived alone and had no close family to help her, fell more than $5,000 behind on taxes, the report said. After she failed to respond to letters from the company that bought her home in a tax sale, she was evicted from her Missoula home. As a result, she lost about $150,000 in equity in the property, according to the report.
At the very least, I say the companies that foreclose should not be allowed to profit more than they are owed, and any additional funds from a sale should go to the homeowner.
Because there are no problems facing that nation that requires their attention, today the House will take its 33rd floor vote to repeal Obamacare. Republicans still haven’t come up with anything to replace it with, of course.