New foreclosure defense: Prove I owe you Homeowners demand lenders produce original documents — some can’t.
"I'm going to hang on for dear life until they can prove to me it belongs to them," says Kathy Lovelace, a 50-year-old divorced mother who owns a $200,000 home in Zephyrhills, near Tampa. "I'll try everything I can because it's all I have left."
ZEPHYRHILLS, Fla. - Kathy Lovelace lost her job and was about to lose her house, too. But then she made a seemingly simple request of the bank: Show me the original mortgage paperwork.
And just like that, the foreclosure proceedings came to a standstill.
Checking his wallet for the necessary payment, he walks up to the bar and beckons to the exceptionally attractive female bartender serving drinks to a meager looking group of farmers.
'Yes,' she inquires with a knowing smile, 'can I help you'?
'I was wondering,' whispers the old biker, 'are you the young lady who gives the hand-jobs'?
'Yes, she smiles and purrs, 'I sure am'.
The old biker replies, 'Well wash your hands real good, cause I want a cheeseburger'.
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