Posted by Notarysigner on 11/22/11 11:41am
Msg #404713

Bella homes G/B/U??? n/m

Reply by Lee/AR on 11/22/11 11:45am
Msg #404718

Search...bells ringing....u?

Isn't this the co. that 'buys' your home until you can get your delinquency straightened out or something like that.

Reply by Notarysigner on 11/22/11 12:46pm
Msg #404728

Re: Search...bells ringing....u?

I don't know....they're out of Georgia

Reply by Jack/AL on 11/22/11 12:56pm
Msg #404729

How far out of Georgia? n/m

Reply by jba/fl on 11/22/11 1:23pm
Msg #404730

Tennessee....30 miles inside. n/m

Reply by Notarysigner on 11/22/11 7:09pm
Msg #404761

Re: Search...bells ringing....u?

Ya'll been eatin' too muck poke salad and kile.

Reply by Art_PA on 11/22/11 7:25pm
Msg #404763

Re: Bella homes G/B/U???

My .02 cents: You can Google this outfit and if only some of it is true, you really don't need their business unless you are really starving. You don't want to involve yourself with property transfer schemes in general. If even one of them results in litigation, you will spend much more that you earned testifying if you are only a witness. If you get sued along with every involved party, however, you will really enjoy it about as much as being awake during a colonoscopy.

Reply by Anita Edwards on 11/22/11 11:20pm
Msg #404773

Re: Bella homes G/B/U???

They buy your home and rent it to you until you can pay them back. I don't know how that works but when I accepted one the instructions said I was NOT to call the client (the homeowner in trouble). Sorry but I'm not going into anyones home under those circumstances. Just seems like your setting yourself up for a possible verbal slaughter.

Reply by Notarysigner on 11/22/11 11:30pm
Msg #404774

Re: Bella homes G/B/U???

I have a confirmation asking me to please call the client. The appointment time is one week out.

Reply by SheilaSJCA on 11/23/11 11:27pm
Msg #404884

Re: Bella homes G/B/U???

To me, a big red flag goes up, when I see someone being asked to sign over their home to someone else. It may all work out in the end, but we all know how that goes. I don't want to be anywhere nearby when it all breaks loose.

Reply by Yowheelz on 11/28/11 12:34pm
Msg #405087

Really just standard Notary work.

I have done a couple of these. Homeowners were very aware of what they were signing. One homeowner said that you never really own your home anyway so this way he can just stay there and rent it back. Not up to me to decide if its a good deal or not as long as they understand what they are signing. Did a lot of closings before the real estate crash that I thought were bad deals and they were with legitimate banks. Not my call.