Oregon Bond: Welcome To The Neighborhood, Let Us Help!

  • 9 years ago
In 2013, it appears the Oregon Legislature enacted a statute making available insertion of the phrase"...may have been used in the manufacture of methamphetamines..." to any plaintiff's notices and publications for real estate being elected or required to be pursued via nonjudicial foreclosure by auction; elective use of such phrase might easily be mis-interpreted by global populations not attuned to such legal nuances in Oregon, were they to stumble onto sightings of such notice via public postings, the internet, newspaper publications, or otherwise (e.g., background checks).

Worse, in our case the Oregon Bond trustee, inter alia, seems to actually be reserving intent to make future play of such now-gossip, as the State allows a party at all relevant times to have a future "discoverable" appearance someone other than my purchaser wife, myself, or both has been the exclusive resident at our house summer 2013 to date.

Conditions such as these are ongoing, baseless, and of great concern to us past, present, and future; prior videos here have been used as editorial reply, but this particular one is hoped to form the best capsulized, comprehensive and central commentary on our experiences in dealing with Oregon Bond agents.

In sum, certainly not seeking to protract any status quo, we feel the whole point was to get us in, run us off, cover us in "dirt", and allow Oregon Bond agents to realize fees with faster principal return than decades of monthly mortgage payments. These videos are hoped to be a discoverable countervail should anyone find Oregon Bond agents' poorly chosen wordings and due to same develop pause in our regard.