posted on Jul, 19 2011 @ 04:03 AM
good luck to him - but my understanding of it is that now its publicised -
as i see it - reading what i can glean from the internet
the home was collatoral on a loan , the loan was forclosed - making the home the property of the morgage company , which is now in a state of
bankrupcy
bankrupt companies do NOT just evaporate into thin air leaving thier debts voided , and thier asseets as " treasure trove "
the home - is still listed as an asset of the insolvent company [ as it was collatoral on a loan they made ]
thus the recievers or administrators of the companies insolvency - are at liberty to dispose of any an all assets , as they see fit
using the proceeds to pay off the bankrupt firms creditors
thus - the gentlemans writ of adverse posesion is then void - as the home has been sold from under him by legal process
the key to his downfall is being on the news - the way to actually suceed with writs of adverse posessio is to keep it quite - and let the writ run ,
without the true owners realising that it is inforce
then you get the house
now they know - they can simply sell the house and he has no legal standing