Thanks for your comments over the last couple of years. I have recently closed on an investment property in the Orlando area (I live in ILLinois). The mortgage was with Chase and Freddie. The Short Sale closed last week. Per the HUD, I have a shortage of $92K. Should I expect a 1099 from Chase for that amount? Do they always issue a 1099? Does it tend to come in the next year? The house closed in December of 2011, should the 1099 come in 2012? I talked to my Accountant who tells me he will zero out the shortage and not to worry. The wording in my Chase approval letter contained the following; “JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. successor by merger with Bank One, NA, agrees to release it’s security interests in the above captioned collateral AND forgive any deficiancy balances upon receipt of $XXX,XXX.XX in certified US funds”. I assume that is all I need for the approval. I had an attorney for this process who said it looked good. Can Chase come after me for the shortage down the road. Thanks again for you comments over the years.

I guess humor, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder.

http://youtu.be/IXThbqU0dw4

By the way..I didn’t create this video.

100% correct on the REO feature. No agent is calling you back on some generic looking automatic low-ball offer! You need to be connected to get those BEFORE they hit the MLS!

Nothing comes easy! Doen’t mean you have to work hard, just smart! Know the angles, do it quietly, have a system! Find a mentor.

A thug is defined as a “member of a mob“, a “ruffian” and I’m pretty sure that these people certainly qualify in that regard.

Also, the link that calls them “fat slobs” is from a story that someone else penned and what you are referring to is a reference link.

As for you not trusting our site as a source of news, that’s fine, I’m sure you put a lot of credibility in sites that support your point of view. You know, the kind of sites that say Sarah Palin is stupid or that say Herman Cain is “a black man that knows his place”…you know..sites like MSNBC…

But whatever..thankfully we have more than enough viewers who can see things for what they really are. Since you, as you clearly state, found this article while “searching for the phone number of my hometown bank, ESSA“, it seems our site surely does have some relevance and authority otherwise you would have never seen this article.

Thanks for stopping by and keep up the good fight!

While searching for the phone number of my hometown bank, ESSA, I came across your article. At first I was more than stunned by the shocking title of “Thugs storming ESSA bank” so I went to see what had happened, thinking there must have been a robbery. But then when I saw that a group of peaceful people entered the bank to see the chairman, who obviously wasn’t responding to them at the hospital, where he is also the chairman, I realized yours was not a news site.

Though these people certainly have grievances, it may seem that disrupting a business’ operating hours is unfair, but this does not qualify them as thugs as you misleadingly say. Furthermore, to denigrate them by calling them “fat slobs” as a link on this page does only discredits your website as a reliable source of news. I’m sure you wouldn’t appreciate being called a “fat slob” or a “thug” for standing up for your values and beliefs.

Additionally, as these people didn’t forcibly enter the bank, nor show any sign of force, nor put anyone’s life or property in danger, the Castle doctrine wouldn’t apply. Sorry.

Anyway, I thought you might like to know that I was disappointed in your content and wouldn’t trust it as a source of news.

Respectfully,
Glenn