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TOPIC: (2/23/10) Ohio man bulldozes $350K home to avoid foreclosure ~ AP


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(2/23/10) Ohio man bulldozes $350K home to avoid foreclosure ~ AP
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Ohio man bulldozes $350K home to avoid foreclosure

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This undated photo released by Terry Hoskins, who allegedly bulldozed his ownAP – This undated photo released by Terry Hoskins, who allegedly bulldozed his own home after a bank began …

MOSCOW, Ohio – An Ohio man says he bulldozed his $350,000 home to keep a bank from foreclosing on it.

Terry Hoskins says he has struggled with the RiverHills Bank over his home in Moscow for years and had problems with the Internal Revenue Service. He says the IRS placed liens on his carpet store and commercial property and the bank claimed his house as collateral.

Hoskins says he owes $160,000 on the house. He says he spent a lot of money on attorneys and finally had enough. About two weeks ago he bulldozed the home 25 miles southeast of Cincinnati.

Messages were left for the bank and its attorney.

IRS spokeswoman Jodie Reynolds said individual taxpayer information is private and federal law prevents her from commenting.




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Well, at least he didn't hurt anyone like the guy in Texas with the plane.

It's still irrational and out of control.



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More people that have gotten themselves into a bind and are blaming others.

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I certainly don't know the details to this situation, but I do know that thousands of people were given a loan at a lower rate for five years, and were told that they can re-finance, but as we all know, no loans are being given.  They were lied to.

My brother and sis-in-law are Realtors in Palm Springs California and they are freaking out.
They said that they can't sell anything because the banks aren't giving ANY loan mortgages.

The banks are hoarding money.  Gee, what happened to all our tax dollars that went to the banks to help simulate the economy?

We know 4 people who have lost their homes, because the banks would not re-finance their existing loan.  And, these are people who have really great jobs and even hired attorneys.  Two of them did "quick sells", but are having to pay a couple hundred thousand to the bank because their homes are not worth the same as in 2005.

My point is, is that this problem is happening everywhere and it's not necessarily  
the buyers fault.  Some of us have to rely on our loan officers and attorneys, both who lie very, very well.  We own a home at a high interest rate and a month ago we went to our loan officer and asked to re-finance at a lower interest rate.  She said that to get 2 pts. lower it would cost us $7,000.00 cash (which we don't have), but wait, it gets better, that's just the cost of the loan, closing fees, title search, insurance, loan modification, etc. etc. etc. came to a total amount of $12,000.  And, worse she didn't even mention the extra costs until I demanded to know (because I've learn). First time buyers would never know 'to ask' these questions.  Our loan officer said that she could not guarantee even $12,000. because she said that it depends on when the loan closes and that the average amount of time is 90 days!  She said that we would have to be prepared to pay as much as $14,000.

So, now we are stuck with a high interest rate and my husband's employers are claiming that the banks are no longer fronting money to movie companies ~ therefore, his invoices may or may not get paid for the work he is doing. Yikes.

Really, the worst part about people losing their homes is that no one will be able to afford one, which is bad for all of us because crime will rise and poverty will be the new look of our america.

By the way, to rent a 2 bedroom apartment in a semi-nice area in Los Angeles is now $2,900/month.  In Beverly Hills, Malibu, Santa Monica, and Westwood the rents for a 2 bedroom w/o a pool is $4,600/month.



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Not a good situation all the way around. We have to realize that life is not going to be the same as before. We have to make careful choices with our scarce resources and know what brings us true happiness and stay with that, cutting on the fringes of expenses.

To take it to own hands to bring justice... the style in Austin or like the guy in the story above is ridiculous.

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