I want some other peoples opinion on this. I mean I know what mine is, I would just like someone else's prospective.
I want some other peoples opinion on this. I mean I know what mine is, I would just like someone else's prospective.
Geez. This looks like a case of someone being totally clueless. I feel very badly for the Beazer team and all that they did for these people. Their intentions were admirable. But, my dad used to tell us --- Never mess with the roof over your head!
Thanks for the post, Chris.
It sounds like poor money management. Invest $450,000 in a construction business. I can understand how the business "might" have failed, but it looks more like a picture of poor money management.
I think the bigger tragedy in the picture is that it makes people/organizations leary of doing these types of things for people. Either that, or they need to put the monies (taxes, and the other they got) into a trust fund of some sort that they only get monthly payments from, and can't blow the money all at once.
I remember this show, since it was an Atlanta suburb, and it's a crying shame to see it happen. But this is NOT a good example of the foreclosure mess. These people willingly borrowed against the equity of a good home that was GIVEN to them by thousands of people that donated their time to build it for them, and now they are going to lose it.
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