Update on Foreclosed Home?
 

Does anyone have any followup or update on the house on Society Hill Drive that had been foreclosed on by the bank but the couple was living there without water or electricity? I believe he was a foreign national from Sweden and had lost his pension.

That thread stayed several days and then disappeared. Anyone know how it turned out?

Oh my, oh my, oh my, what a disaster they turned out to be. They are from Denmark. Since I lived so close to them I took them groceries, out to dinner, bought her $95-copay eyedrops, did a load of laundry at my house since their washer had just broken, and took them to doctor appointments. In 2 weeks I learned why the neighbors were upset. These were the weirdest people I have ever met. Got DCF involved with help from another TOTVer. House was filthy, smelled. Kept trying to help them but it was like hitting my head against a brick wall. Others were going to get involved (we even had a meeting at Crispers) but after I told them some things we decided to just let things happen. They were supposed to be out by July 25 but got an extension. They called me asking for money but I told them to leave me alone because they wouldn't accept any advice. The social worker called me several weeks after they were to be gone to see if I knew where they were and I told her I didn't. She said she offered them subsidized housing but the wife refused all offers of help, saying they had a "plan." I don't know how they left because their 1992 Mercedes had been in the garage for 2 years and their golf cart had been in the shop since Nov '13. :ohdear:

Here it is . . .
 

No, I was not asking how the thread turned out - I meant how did the situation turn out.

From what KittyKat wrote, it seems they are gone. KittyKat sounds like a shining example of an angel combined with a Villager. Thanks for the info.

None of this explains the why's the how's the what's.

About a month or so ago, I saw The Villages had that house up for sale. It was bank owned and if I remember correctly it was around $330,000. The house was a Gardenia and on a golf course.....I believe it was sold within a couple of weeks. Good deal for someone who was willing to put in some elbow grease.

Too late ...I think it sold for 248,000 you can check records

From what KittyKat wrote, it seems they are gone. KittyKat sounds like a shining example of an angel combined with a Villager. Thanks for the info.[/QUOTE
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She IS and so is RuthtomNorma and Tippyclub and English JW who got senior services involved.

They are the best, quietly doing good. Trying to help when they can. People like them are the glue that is holding a very shaky world together.

They're gone.

http://m.realtor.com/#details?property_id=5554344658

Rubicon, I could get into much more info but it's personal. I would say dementia played a part but yet he was very intelligent, an electrical engineer. They just had absolutely no common sense. When I first got to the house there were many vines hanging down from the whole porch ceiling, ending just above my head; I have never seen anything like it. I told him they had to go and he cut them down the next day. But it never occurred to him to cut them down before I mentioned it. :shrug:

You forgot to include yourself, as you attended the meeting willing to help also.

Thanks for correcting me. I actually remember reading the listing and thinking I know The Villages would never touch that with a ten foot pole! Guess I had a Senior Moment;-) Can't believe that it sold for $248.....WOW what a deal!

The Villages had to be asked to list it. It was owned by a bank, remember?

The Villages have listed many shabby listings. They run the business to make money just like any other company that sells real estate. A shabby listing or a shining listing all makes the same percentage when it's sold.