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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] Re: Moved out but no check yet for Cash for Keys Posted by Swan on May 28, 2010 at 3:44 PM In Reply to: Re: Moved out but no check yet for Cash for Keys posted by Barry on May 27, 2010 at 12:30 AM : Instead of being rightous, lets assume he was a renter that the landlord skipped with rent and damage deposit. I feel for tenants getting short notice on a move out and understand the cash for keys in those situations, if indeed the Tenant was paying Rent. There is a lot of weird stuff going on out there these days. Property Management (as well as individuals off the street) companies collecting rents on abandoned homes which are in foreclosure. There was a realtor in NorCAL that that was doing it on 16 homes in foreclosure. My company NEVER pays cash for keys to a defaulted owner in any circumstand. They always ask for it and I just state, "Wasn't 12 months living in the home enough?" "That's about $18,000 that you had a chance to save up for this day, my company is not the bank, we are the new owners and we do not encourage bad behavior, it does not matter what the bank told you, we are not the bank and you are in our home, you can either move out on our terms or get evicted." I always show respect, but I am quite firm and serious and honest. I don't play games and I guess they sense that. We do allow the former owner time to move out usu. 2 to 6 weeks... they become a caregiver and actually help us sell the home to some degree. We become somewhat friendly by the time they vacate. These folks know that what they are doing is wrong, and just like kids, they respect some old fashion discipline. Say no to cash for keys to former owners and stop the corruption of the times. We all know that these folks are freeloading on the American Taxpayer. It hurts us all. Follow Ups: We all know that these folks are freeloading on the American Taxpayer? GET A CLUE! Not even 1/1000000th as much as the banking industry! 9:06 AM, 05/30/10 (0) Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : : Instead of being rightous, lets assume he was a renter that the landlord skipped with rent and damage deposit. : I feel for tenants getting short notice on a move out and understand the cash for : keys in those situations, if indeed the Tenant was paying Rent. : There is a lot of weird stuff going on out there these days. : Property Management (as well as individuals off the street) companies collecting rents on abandoned : homes which are in foreclosure. There was a realtor in NorCAL that : that was doing it on 16 homes in foreclosure. : My company NEVER pays cash for keys to a defaulted owner in any circumstand. : They always ask for it and I just state, "Wasn't 12 months living : in the home enough?" "That's about $18,000 that you had a chance to : save up for this day, my company is not the bank, we are the : new owners and we do not encourage bad behavior, it does not : matter what the bank told you, we are not the bank and you are : in our home, you can either move out on our terms or get evicted." : I always show respect, but I am quite firm and serious and honest. : I don't play games and I guess they sense that. We do allow : the former owner time to move out usu. 2 to 6 weeks... they become : a caregiver and actually help us sell the home to some degree. : We become somewhat friendly by the time they vacate. These folks : know that what they are doing is wrong, and just like kids, they : respect some old fashion discipline. Say no to cash for keys to : former owners and stop the corruption of the times. We all know : that these folks are freeloading on the American Taxpayer. It : hurts us all. : [ 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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