Update from the Foreclosure-Based Economy 0
Kamal Sharma paid for the house in full. With cash.
After the foreclosure notice arrived, other curious things happened. A potential buyer came snooping around the neighborhood, and then a property management firm refused to list the house as a rental due to the foreclosure notice.
Unable to reach BofA for answers, Sharma headed to West Sacramento City Hall on June 22, the day his house was scheduled for auction. That’s when the bank abruptly called off the sale just as buyers were lining up.
Sharma still hasn’t heard anything directly from BofA. But in response to a Bee inquiry, the bank apologized and attributed the problem to a “data entry error” that restarted an old foreclosure action against the home’s previous owner.
When does the frequency of this sort of stuff elevate it from “error” to “strategy.”
“Attempted negligent home-icide.” Sounds like felonious conduct to me.
