Vacant House Once upon time, a nice family owned a big house in the country. The mom and dad were so busy raising their kids that they did not have time or money leftover to maintain and fix the big house. After the kids were gone, the mansion was too big and needed too much work, so they sold the home to a young couple and moved into a small assisted living condominium. The real estate agent told this young couple that all this home needed was a little bit of tender loving care. The young couple soon found out that love does not fix plumbing or basement leaks and the young couple soon ran out of money. The bank repossessed the home and turned off the utilities. Several years later, an investor that went to a “No money down seminar” bought the house from the bank and started to rehabilitate it. He put in many new Pella windows and started repairing the home. After a coupled of months, he needed more money. He went back to the bank for more money and the bank Nazi said “No More Money for you”. He went to five more banks and none all would give him money because the banks no longer lend out risky money to investors. The house stood empty for the next 7 years. The woodpeckers pecked, the birds chirp and mice reproduced. They one day a Chicago law firm started up a Class Action Lawsuit against Pella windows because Pella Proline Windows were rotting all over the country. The investor signed up and now is waiting to collect his pennies on a dollar. The End.
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