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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] Re: Three choices I can think of Posted by Jeff on December 13, 2009 at 2:05 PM In Reply to: Three choices I can think of posted by Skimmer on December 13, 2009 at 11:00 AM I agree, we did believe that if the police took some form of immediate action that some items could be returned. We totaled the damages at around 20k (retail). So maybe it will cost us 10 to replace everything. I am with you on the time and effort, that is our most valuable resource. When I wrote this post I was just especially frustrated at how easy they took my property taxes but how difficult it was for them to act on my behalf and protect me. Unfortunately one of the former owner still occupies the home, so hopefully in a couple days we can begin fixing the home, get it on the market sell it and move on. I do so many of these I just wanted to know what the letter of the law said regarding receipt dates and property rights so that if a similar situation happens on another home I can at least get the police to stop it and be on my side instead of the thieves. Sounds like I might have to wait until tomorrow when I can get ward or our attorney on the phone to answer my more specific questions regarding the receipt and trustees deed. Follow Ups: Re: Three choices I can think of Huhhh? 7:23 PM, 12/13/09 (0) Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : I agree, we did believe that if the police took some form of immediate action that some items could be returned. : We totaled the damages at around 20k (retail). So maybe it will cost us 10 to replace everything. : I am with you on the time and effort, that is our most valuable resource. When I wrote this post I was just especially frustrated at how easy they took my property taxes but how difficult it was for them to act on my behalf and protect me. Unfortunately one of the former owner still occupies the home, so hopefully in a couple days we can begin fixing the home, get it on the market sell it and move on. : I do so many of these I just wanted to know what the letter of the law said regarding receipt dates and property rights so that if a similar situation happens on another home I can at least get the police to stop it and be on my side instead of the thieves. : Sounds like I might have to wait until tomorrow when I can get ward or our attorney on the phone to answer my more specific questions regarding the receipt and trustees deed. [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] WWWAdmin 2.0a © 1997 Matt Wright and DBasics Software Company, All Rights Reserved

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