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     Bankruptcy after sale, b-4 closing

     What is the name of your state? MN I'm the lender in the following scenario. Seller files bankruptcy after purchase agreement is signed with buyer. Bankruptcy won't be released until December. Loan was suppose to close today but didn't. Seller needs approval from bankruptcy trustee. Buyers...

     • Samm1970
     • Thread
     • Oct 28, 2005
     • Replies: 0
     • Forum: Consumer Bankruptcy
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     Question to HG, SJ, or IAAL

     What is the name of your state? MN I'm the lender in the following scenario. Seller files bankruptcy after purchase agreement is signed with buyer. Bankruptcy won't be released (Realtors words, I'm assuming he meant discharged) until December. Loan was suppose to close today but didn't...

     • Samm1970
     • Thread
     • Oct 28, 2005
     • Replies: 3
     • Forum: Mortgages, Refinancing & Foreclosure
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     Can I request an accounting of time?

     What is the name of your state? MN Hi, Recently I hired an attoreny to prepare a confession of judgement and a mortgage. I understood it would cost me about $230 - $460 to prepare the confession of judement as the attorney estimated it would take him 1 - 2 hours of time. Before he was...

     • Samm1970
     • Thread
     • Sep 19, 2005
     • Replies: 0
     • Forum: Legal Ethics & Lawyer Malpractice
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     Borrowered money to a friend. No signed note.

     Veronica, Just for you I'll promise to use only the following versions of the word: Irony Ironic Ironically As long as Alanis Morisette will change the name of her song to "Coincidence" since that better describes the events in her song. "Isn't a coincidence.... don't you think....It's...

     • Samm1970
     • Post #21
     • Mar 15, 2005
     • Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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     Borrowered money to a friend. No signed note.

     I actually haven't connected with him yet. We've been playing phone tag. I'll keep you updated. Thanks for inquiring.

     • Samm1970
     • Post #19
     • Mar 14, 2005
     • Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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     Borrowered money to a friend. No signed note.

     I'm honored that Alanis took the time to reply to my post. It almost makes me want to put my "hand in my pocket." According to Merriam & Webster, ironical is actually an accepted version on the word ironic. Many dictionaries don't regard the word similarly, I'll admit.

     • Samm1970
     • Post #17
     • Mar 14, 2005
     • Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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     Borrowered money to a friend. No signed note.

     I left a message for an attorney I know who represents Checkrite of MN, a check collection agency. He oughta be able to help me with this. Sorry again for my bad attitude. Say hi to Homeguru for me. Not sure if he'll remember me but I used to post to this website back in around 2002. I'd...

     • Samm1970
     • Post #13
     • Mar 10, 2005
     • Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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     Borrowered money to a friend. No signed note.

     I actually just thought of something. The two checks that bounced, the $20,000 and the $5,000 are prima facia evidence that a debt was owed. Isn't that right? Whether or not the lack of a written contract is an issue or not, the checks make it a mute point. Will anybody who can look past my...

     • Samm1970
     • Post #12
     • Mar 10, 2005
     • Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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     Borrowered money to a friend. No signed note.

     I'm sorry. Correction to my last post. The first check was for $10,000.00. Not $15,000.00. It's true...haste does make waste.

     • Samm1970
     • Post #11
     • Mar 10, 2005
     • Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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      Borrowered money to a friend. No signed note.

      Samm is a very busy guy who didn't realize he was being graded on grammar and chose to whip out his questions in the interest of time, all the while reeling over the fact that he had already typed a more clearly worded post that had somehow been deleted. Samm is also a guy who realizes he could...

      • Samm1970
      • Post #10
      • Mar 10, 2005
      • Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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      Borrowered money to a friend. No signed note.

      And for the record, my sarcastic reply was really directed at racer but dammed if I could find a spelling or grammatical error in his reply. It just wouldn't have packed quite the same wollup or been as ironical if I hadn't pointed out your mispelling. Hopefully no hard feelings.

      • Samm1970
      • Post #9
      • Mar 10, 2005
      • Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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      Borrowered money to a friend. No signed note.

      I'm sorry Enasni. If the roles were reversed I'd probably just reply with "touch'e". I'd probably realize that pointing out someones misuse of a word when they're dealing with a real life issue might be viewed by that person as rude, insincere and pedantic. I'd probably expect them to...

      • Samm1970
      • Post #7
      • Mar 10, 2005
      • Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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      Borrowered money to a friend. No signed note.

      Excuse me, I "lent" money to a friend. I'm the lender or the obligee and the friend is the borrower or obligor to the oral contract as opposed to verbal contract. Beat up a lot in school were we? Police force wouldn't accept yah? By the way, it's "restauranteur" not restauranteer.

      • Samm1970
      • Post #5
      • Mar 10, 2005
      • Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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      Borrowered money to a friend. No signed note.

      What is the name of your state?What is the name of your state? Minnesota I borrowered $45K to a friend to bail him out of a cash flow crisis. He's the co-owner of a restaurant and according to him his credit card vendor was not turning the cash around fast enough when his patrans paid by...

      • Samm1970
      • Thread
      • Mar 10, 2005
      • Replies: 21
      • Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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      Certificate of Rent Paid question

      Hi! I live in Minnesota and rent a condominium. My landlord has not given me my certificate of rent paid for 2001. He's the worlds biggest procrastinator. How do I force him to provide me the CRP? Also, I lived there in 1999 and moved out and back in again since. I realized recently that I...

      • Samm1970
      • Thread
      • Mar 31, 2002
      • Replies: 1
      • Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues