Soldiers and officers, heroes both, embody valor's creed, protecting with unwavering might and noble deed. Yes, and we should not allow Homeowners associations and their collections agencies to ignore a disabled veteran's questions, checks over the amount he thought it was, and communications (almost 90yrs old). Then foreclose on his home then not let him know his home was sold and not let him pay a small $3k fee. A $400k house with $300k in equity sold for pennies. The whole family is comprised of veterans who served our country. It's a travesty of justice and unconscionable. It happened in Nevada. Call the lawmakers.
God bless you Guys
Rolling Blubber
Soldiers and officers, heroes both, embody valor's creed, protecting with unwavering might and noble deed. Yes, and we should not allow Homeowners associations and their collections agencies to ignore a disabled veteran's questions, checks over the amount he thought it was, and communications (almost 90yrs old). Then foreclose on his home then not let him know his home was sold and not let him pay a small $3k fee. A $400k house with $300k in equity sold for pennies. The whole family is comprised of veterans who served our country. It's a travesty of justice and unconscionable. It happened in Nevada. Call the lawmakers.