Posted by Darlene Edwards on 2/01/07

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When I bought this home, I put down $10,000.00 in order
to bring my house payment down.
It is third party financed. The owner told me that there
were things wrong, but I would find out what they were
eventually.
I was also told that the house payments would go down also.
in good standing. I missed a number of payments, so he
tried to sue me. My daughter came up with the reciepts
because Richard said if we did not show reciepts we did not
make payments.

I was offered only $2,000.00 because he said he felt I was
over my head with the home contract, but the $10,000. was
the last of my husband's life insurance. The home was sold
$20,000. over the appraised value of at least $60,000.000.

These are the things I found wrong and are still wrong with
the home: NO gutters, Electrical shortages in the cooking
stove(counter insert) No broiler in the oven.

I have had to pump the septic tank out myself as of
recently. With that I found I need a new drain field.

The electical outlets only work when the lights are out in
the garage. I have a freezer out there, and found that out
the hard way.

There is a leakage on one side of the wall where it has
seeped down to the flooring of the basement when it rains,
so now I need drywall replacement, as well as dry rot.

Mold exists also on the concrete areas downstairs.
Yes, I am over my head with all of these repairs, but I
feel that I have been taken advantage of with the sale of
this home.

I want to keep it, and make improvements, but not until I
can get justified with this third party person whom I feel
has ripped me off, and says he will work with me, but not
with only $2,000.00. There should be some sort of
compensation, or break of some sort.

I bought the home in As Is condition, not knowing all the
details.

These are the items I found as I

wrongful dislcosure of information, 2/01/07, by Darlene Edwards.

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