Foreclosure Homes Destroyed

FOX5 News shows the damage some evicted homeowners are leaving behind after losing their homes. A Featured Report with special guest Gary Kent.

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News & Politics

Tags:

• Foreclosure
• Foreclosures
• Evicted
• homes
• real estate
• damage
• vandalized

[pabnaful]

Government don't work for people. its like a plantation where the rulers control people and make money off them. if you break the rules they make you will be railroaded.

[JadedZack]

people are greedy tho and want everything they see.they dont want to wait till they have the money and think oh well i can pay this off in 4 to 6 years easy,but what they dont realize is that inflation causes rates to go up higher and higher the longer it takes for them to pay it off.its better to save your money and live humbly till you can afford to buy something out right.

[JadedZack]

what people dont understand is that house is NOT yours its someone elses.your living in lended property.its the same as rent housing.you do Not own it the bank does.vandalizing it is like vandalizing your neihbors home.my message to these people is this.dont get involved with morgages unless you want to be dishing out hundres of dollars to someone for years.if you are just dying to throw money away there are homless shelters,orphanages,and tons of better places to throw your money than at banks

[hobo209]

@trbo6 exactly.. how can someone get in trouble for destroying thier own property?

[hobo209]

I do NOT see anything illegal about destorying your own home... because its still your home until the bank takes it over and you are evicted.. I would love to destory my home if i find out its up for forclosure.. the bank trys to fuck me.. im just flipping the script on them.. good luck selling a destroyed home bitches!

[trbo6]

This guy is stupid.  Phone line my a... No record of charges being filed in any of these. Just trying to scare people.

[RussianBrideReality]

But no criminal charges for the banksters?

American cops and the justice system are part of the 1%

[Jibbie49]

@bingoe4 It is not your property unless you OWN it paid in full. When you have a mortgage the bank owns it and you're making payments.

[bingoe4]

If I make improvements to a house after the purchase of those improvements, then I own those improvements separate from the mortgage. If I want to take the kitchen I paid for and installed I am going to do that. Why should the crooked banks get to prosper. I'd take it all the way through the courts. How can it possibly be considered vandalism if it is done to my own property? Yes, this is a propaganda piece by this local Fox network.

[theiran]

As to his comment about the phone line, what if I installed the phone line myself? That's something that I added at my cost, and my choice if I want to remove it.