Bankrupt Casey Anthony interviewed by KPHO CBS in Phoenix #2

[?noanswer]

They have been doing this for years- wasn't their Ohio home foreclosed on too?

When ones thinks about it, the time after little Caylee's death was most likely the most profitable time in their life! Wonder how soon it will be before they file BK.

JMO

 

[ThinkTank]

Yes, I think they have their blood money stashed away and are using this as a way of avoiding payments for as long as possible, then having the bank take the house back- it's not likely they could ever sell the house where Caylee was murdered after all! This way they live rent free for a long time, then move on without consequences. That's the Anthony way...

I agree with your thoughts here!
This is not some misfortune that has befallen them .... this is a strategic maneuver on their part to get away with something ... they want to walk away from this house ...

I wonder if Cindy is making plans with Casey to run?
That was her plan before Casey got out of jail.
George will be left in the dark about anything they are cooking up.

They still have attorney Mark Lippman representing them.
He would not have let them get into this kind of financial trouble, without first advising them of all of their options.
He was in control of the Caylee Fund, and I imagine the Dr. Phil money dispersements [including payment for himself].

 

[coco puff]

What is really sickening me is when I read about all parents and grandparents that fight for the truth long after their loved ones have met a horrible demise. I have not seen George or Cindy even care about the truth about Caylee. They said that the defense's story was a lie yet they just they don't bother to find the truth. The the hell is wrong with these people? Sometimes I can't sleep at night knowing I brought two children in this world full of Anthony's.

 

[iluvmua]

I hope they lose their house and casey lives a miserable life forever.

 

[ThinkTank]

http://theleonardlawoffice.com/2013/04/28/class-action-investigation-nationstar-mortgage/

Under Investigation: Nationstar Mortgage
April 28, 2013 in Class Action Investigations

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About Nationstar Mortgage
Nationstar Mortgage, LLC is a mortgage servicing company headquartered in Lewisville, TX. A “mortgage servicer” is a debt collector by another name. Nationstar recently acquired numerous Bank of America home loans. Bank of America N.A. transferred the servicing of thousands of loans to Nationstar Mortgage LLC effective
January 31st, 2013.

The Nationstar Mortgage Modification Class Action
Burton v. Nationstar
In March, 2013 the law firm EDELSON MCGUIRE, LLP filed a class action lawsuit against Nationstar.
The complaint ([PDF]) was brought on on behalf of a class of homeowners across the nation to challenge Nationstar Mortgage, LLC’s allegedly intentional and systematic failure to provide permanent loan modifications to borrowers who signed Permanent Modification Agreements (“PMAs&#8221 under the Home Affordable Modification Program (“HAMP&#8221.

 

[Intermezzo]

http://theleonardlawoffice.com/2013/04/28/class-action-investigation-nationstar-mortgage/

Under Investigation: Nationstar Mortgage
April 28, 2013 in Class Action Investigations

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About Nationstar Mortgage
Nationstar Mortgage, LLC is a mortgage servicing company headquartered in Lewisville, TX. A “mortgage servicer” is a debt collector by another name. Nationstar recently acquired numerous Bank of America home loans. Bank of America N.A. transferred the servicing of thousands of loans to Nationstar Mortgage LLC effective
January 31st, 2013.

The Nationstar Mortgage Modification Class Action
Burton v. Nationstar
In March, 2013 the law firm EDELSON MCGUIRE, LLP filed a class action lawsuit against Nationstar.
The complaint ([PDF]) was brought on on behalf of a class of homeowners across the nation to challenge Nationstar Mortgage, LLC’s allegedly intentional and systematic failure to provide permanent loan modifications to borrowers who signed Permanent Modification Agreements (“PMAs&#8221 under the Home Affordable Modification Program (“HAMP&#8221.

There has been a rise of sloppy and illegal foreclosures practices nationwide not only with NationStar but with other Lenders as well.

NationStar mortgage foreclosure procedures are getting probed
They have foreclosed on homes where the owners were current with the mortgage payments

http://thinkprogress.org/economy/20...osure-nightmare-california-family-house-sold/
SEPT 2013

Family Current On Its Mortgage Had House Sold In Foreclosure

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http://www.salon.com/2013/09/24/banks_find_appalling_new_way_to_cheat_homeowners_partner/
SEPT 2013
Banks find appalling new way to cheat homeowners

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http://theskanner.com/article/Settl...r-Mortgage-Apologizes-to-Homeowner-2013-11-11
Settlement Reached as Nationstar Mortgage Apologizes to Portland Homeowner NOVEMBER 2013

Settlement Reached as Nationstar Mortgage Apologizes to Portland Homeowner
Resolution comes after couple sues company for fraud and elder abuse
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Did the Anthony's stop making monthly mortgage payments a few months ago, ignore Notice of Default Letters and possibly phone calls from the lender in order to get as far as the lender filing Foreclosure documents with the court?
Perhaps.
I am leaning towards the same theory as ThinkTank in Post#1285...it's a strategic move..

 

[ThinkTank]

Apparently, the Anthonys still have a money tree growing in their yard!

People have seen that, in the last month, the Anthonys have added new lighting in the yard, put on a new garage side door, and replaced the fence. And it looks like they are preparing to paint the house. None of which are inexpensive things to do.

It does not seem like these are things they would do if they were planning on dropping the mortgage payments and walking away from the house.

 

[LolaMoon08]

I've never wished ill will on anyone, but this family, and I feel no remorse for it. I find great happiness in knowing that Caylee is safe and protected for eternity and she will never see them again because they will never be welcomed into Caylee's everlasting peace. I am convinced of this.

 

[watcher9]

Apparently, the Anthonys still have a money tree growing in their yard!

People have seen that, in the last month, the Anthonys have added new lighting in the yard, put on a new garage side door, and replaced the fence. And it looks like they are preparing to paint the house. None of which are inexpensive things to do.

It does not seem like these are things they would do if they were planning on dropping the mortgage payments and walking away from the house.

They might be doing this before putting house on the market. Time will tell.
As far as a money tree, Cindy probably received her share of the proceeds from her mom's place.

 

[ThinkTank]

Mr. Plesea is still in a nursing home, and his care is probably quite expensive.
Wonder if all funds from the sale of the home went to his continuing care?

The probate case shows that Mr. Plesea filed a waiver and allowed Cindy to be the administrator of the estate.

 

[?noanswer]

Mr. Plesea is still in a nursing home, and his care is probably quite expensive.
Wonder if all funds from the sale of the home went to his continuing care?

The probate case shows that Mr. Plesea filed a waiver and allowed Cindy to be the administrator of the estate.

I don't know if Mr. Plesea has insurance or funds to pay for his care, but if it is being paid by Medicare, I understand that the residence that one has will be used to offset the cost of that care upon the death of the spouse that has been living in the home.

JMO

 

[ZsaZsa]

I don't know if Mr. Plesea has insurance or funds to pay for his care, but if it is being paid by Medicare, I understand that the residence that one has will be used to offset the cost of that care upon the death of the spouse that has been living in the home.

JMO

I think that only happens if you are on Medicaid....

 

[Tulessa]

I think that only happens if you are on Medicaid....

Medicare too in Kentucky.

 

[Intermezzo]

Apparently, the Anthonys still have a money tree growing in their yard!

People have seen that, in the last month, the Anthonys have added new lighting in the yard, put on a new garage side door, and replaced the fence. And it looks like they are preparing to paint the house. None of which are inexpensive things to do.

It does not seem like these are things they would do if they were planning on dropping the mortgage payments and walking away from the house.

ThinkTank
Does the document state the specific amount of the Mortgage owing?

They may be upside down on the mortgage and finding a way to negotiate another re-finance...(Upside Down on a Mortgage is when you owe more on your Mortgage loan than the home is worth)

Their home has a Market Value of about $105,00 and an Assessed Value at about $94,000

2 other homes that sold on their street this year were sold for $53,000 and $98,000

 

[ThinkTank]

http://www.wesh.com/news/casey-anth...m=facebook&utm_campaign=casey+anthony+updates

Casey Anthony's former home facing foreclosure
Cindy Anthony owes $129K on the house

UPDATED 1:31 PM EST Nov 13, 2013

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ORLANDO, Fla. —The Orlando house where Casey Anthony lived with her parents and 2-year-old daughter is facing foreclosure, according to officials.

A lender filed a foreclosure complaint against Anthony's mother, Cindy Anthony, earlier this month, according to reports.

Nationstar Mortgage says Cindy Anthony owes almost $129,000 on the house. The lender says it hasn't received a payment since 2011.

 

[Skully]

I haven't posted or read about these people for a long time, just too mad about the whole thing. But no matter what they have or get in this world, they will never have little Caylee in there arms to hold and love. I think they lost big time. They feel it, they know it, they just can't show it.

 

[DairyGirl]

I just saw that they haven't made a payment on their house since 2011? How on earth have they been allowed to live there? They've had a free place to live for over 2 years? What happened to all the money they got selling out their grand baby? You would have thought they would have put some of that blood money towards the house? And how is it they don't have to work, I assume since I haven't heard otherwise? Other people have lost a family member and they don't become permanently disabled. I mean as sad as it is, Caylee died what? Five years ago? How long are they going to try to make a living off of their poor grand babies corpse?

 

[Sweetiemom]

I just saw that they haven't made a payment on their house since 2011? How on earth have they been allowed to live there? They've had a free place to live for over 2 years? What happened to all the money they got selling out their grand baby? You would have thought they would have put some of that blood money towards the house? And how is it they don't have to work, I assume since I haven't heard otherwise? Other people have lost a family member and they don't become permanently disabled. I mean as sad as it is, Caylee died what? Five years ago? How long are they going to try to make a living off of their poor grand babies corpse?

They will milk Caylee's murder for as long as they can...they and their felon daughter make me physically ill. It's all about the money-always has been with that tribe!

 

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http://www.wesh.com/news/casey-anth...m=facebook&utm_campaign=casey+anthony+updates

Casey Anthony's former home facing foreclosure
Cindy Anthony owes $129K on the house

UPDATED 1:31 PM EST Nov 13, 2013

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ORLANDO, Fla. —The Orlando house where Casey Anthony lived with her parents and 2-year-old daughter is facing foreclosure, according to officials.

A lender filed a foreclosure complaint against Anthony's mother, Cindy Anthony, earlier this month, according to reports.

Nationstar Mortgage says Cindy Anthony owes almost $129,000 on the house. The lender says it hasn't received a payment since 2011.

So they stopped making mortgage payments in 2011? So much for the work their attorney Mark Lippman did to re-negotiate the mortgage after Bank of America filed foreclosure documents in Feb 2010 and was resolved by Sept 2010.

I still agree with ThinkTank..it was a Strategic Move.

BTW
The Dec 8 2011 building permit issued for the remodel of the master bath had a work valuation of $15,625.00
Master Bath remodel Dec 2011 to Feb 2012
View attachment Building Permit.pdf

They could be underwater or upside down on the mortgage.
Looking at 10 comparables in their subdivision 5 out of 10 homes sold for less than $100,000 with 2 of those being on Hopesprings drive.
3 homes sold for $125,000 to $128,000 and 2 homes sold for more than $130,00

The number of homeowners strategically defaulting on their mortgage payment has risen in the past few years

Economists and real-estate analysts are calling this phenomenon a "stealth stimulus" that is putting more cash in some people's pockets for iPods, netbooks, beach vacations, concerts and dinners out ETC...(ME:..maybe even master bath remodel)
http://realestate.msn.com/article.aspx?cp-documentid=23390500

 

[RR0004]

So they haven't paid since 2011? Wonder if it was about the time Casey got off (with their help, I might add). Maybe they were afraid that folks would start going after them...whether they could in reality or not. But, where did the Dr. Phil money go?