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Posted by Alex at 19 May 2012

Category: Homeowners Insurance

Some cool Homeowners Insurance images:

Most Expensive Homeowners Insurance Claims
Homeowners Insurance

Image by Chadcat
Infographic that shows the most expensive home insurance claims from 2005-2009

HINTS FOR HAVING THE BEST “GARAGE SALE” IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD By Robert L.Huffstutter
Homeowners Insurance

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Homeowners Association Nightmare
Homeowners Insurance

Image by 666isMONEY ☮ ♥ & ☠
I own about 50 vacant lots in these subdivisions. I’m not sure the amount of delinquent HOA dues owed on each of the lots but to give U an idea: On lot 67 in Unit 5, which I’ve owned since 9 April 1997 (this is the first vacant lot I got through tax lien foreclosure), I owe 3 on delinquent dues going back to 31 Dec 2005. I can probably get any delinquent dues over three years old dismissed if I go to Court. I risk the HOA demanding all dues at once. I’ve been paying 00/year. (I can’t afford health insurance.) I’ve been telling the HOA management company to pay off the most recent dues first but the last time I spoke to them they said, "Oh, I thought you told us to pay off the oldest ones first," so I’m not sure if the last payment was for naught.

The vast majority of the lots (maybe 93%) is owned by a group of lawyers. The previous majority lot owners went bankrupt when the housing bubble burst. National Bank of Arizona, which financed the development lost -million.

Unit 5 is incompletely developed, it has all the infrastructure except streets. To finance the development, we (the minority lot owners) were forced to join an HOA. An HOA existed on paper since 1960 when this land was subdivided but that went bankrupt too so the HOA was inactive. The revived HOA was challenged in Court by the County, they said ALL of us minority owners had to agree to the HOA. For some strange reason, the Judge sided with the Majority owners, who wanted the HOA. Those Majority owners never paid HOA dues. For the development in Unit 5, the HOA levied k (maybe more, I forget), I own 10-lots in Unit 5. The HOA found some rich suckers to buy the HOA assessment liens on our lots. I could write 1000-more words about the previous Majority owners and one of the poor suckers who lost a million buying assessment liens. I can go to Court and get all these assessment liens extinguished but I’ll probably have to file separate cases against 11 defendants unless they give me a quitclaim deed.

I could also write 1000-more words about the current Majority lot owners . . . .

KB Homes is currently building in Unit 2. I have two complete lots there with k/lot invested in the infrastructure. The buyer for KB said they are interested in my lots but at a steep discount . . . if they are still in business when they decide on buying more lots.

Every day I think about this. A few years ago I thought this was going to make me a millionaire. I sold three finished lots in Unit 8 for 5,000.

Units 5, 7, 9 & 10 are all vacant lots. Why should we be paying HOA dues on these lots?! Look where the $$$ goes!!!! I never received a "Master HOA" budget . . . look how much money they get! For what!!!!!?????

Words can’t describe how this makes me feel! This extortion has to end.

I have consulted with a few lawyers, one wanted 0,000 up front, lol. Two others said they had conflicts of interest. I have gone to the Court of Appeals myself and won a case, they even published it. I live 1/2-mile from a law library and know how to do research there and several legal concepts like, "unconsciouable contract" and "against public policy." The majority owners are lawyers but not in realestate. One of the other minority lot owners is a lawyer but specializes in patents, he has good advice.

Map shows location of Unit 2; Unit 5 is east of 2, all the other Units are south of these.

Click this link to read these in original size.

UPDATE (April 2012): KB Homes is no longer building in this subdivision and the Majority Lot owners did not show up at the latest HOA meeting.

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Posted by Alex at 18 May 2012

Category: Prudential

Some cool Prudential images:

Chicago – The Loop: Prudential Plaza and AON Center
Prudential

Image by wallyg
One Prudential Plaza (left), formerly known as the Prudential Building, was built in 1955 as the the headquarters for Prudential’s Mid-America company. Designed by Naess & Murphy, , a precursor to C.F. Murphy & Associates and later Murphy/Jahn Architects, it was the first new downtown skyscraper built in Chicago in 21 years, and the last building ever connected to the Chicago Tunnel Company’s tunnel network. When finished the 44-story structure, facaded in vertical strips of limestone and ridged aluminum, had the highest roof in Chicago with only the statue of Ceres on the Chicago Board of Trade higher. Its mast served as a broadcasting antenna for Chicago’s WGN-TV.

Two Prudential Plaza (center) was built in 1990 to the design of Steven T. Wright with the firm, Loebl, Schlossman & Hackl. The 995-foot tower was, at the time of completion, the world’s second tallest reinforced concrete building. Its distinctive shape features stacked chevron setbacks on the north & south sides, a pyramidal peak rotated 45°, and an 80-foot spire. One and Two Prudential Plaza were sold in May 2006 for 0 million to BentleyForbes.

The Aon Center (right), formerly the Amoco Building and the Standard Oil Building, at 200 East Randolph Street was built in 1973 as the headquarters for the Standard Oil Company of Indiana. With 83 floors and a height of 1,136 feet (346 m), it was the tallest building in Chicago, the fourth-tallest in the world and the world’s tallest marble-clad building at completion. Nicknamed "Big Stan," the 1,136-foot tall skyscraper, designed by Edward Durell Stone & Associates and Perkins & Will, was originally sheathed in 43,000 Italian Carrara marble cladding panels, which were replaced by two-inch-thick Mt. Airy granite panels at a cost of about million. When the building was sold in 2001, it officially became known as the Aon Center.

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Prudential

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Posted by Alex at 17 May 2012

Category: Lump Sum

A few nice Lump Sum images I found:

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Febrero 2010.

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Posted by Alex at 14 May 2012

Category: Cheap Insurance

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Posted by Alex at 12 May 2012

Category: Homeowners Insurance

Check out these Homeowners Insurance images:

Most Expensive Homeowners Insurance Claims
Homeowners Insurance

Image by Chadcat
Infographic that shows the most expensive home insurance claims from 2005-2009

HINTS FOR HAVING THE BEST “GARAGE SALE” IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD By Robert L.Huffstutter
Homeowners Insurance

Image by roberthuffstutter

Homeowners Association Nightmare
Homeowners Insurance

Image by 666isMONEY ☮ ♥ & ☠
I own about 50 vacant lots in these subdivisions. I’m not sure the amount of delinquent HOA dues owed on each of the lots but to give U an idea: On lot 67 in Unit 5, which I’ve owned since 9 April 1997 (this is the first vacant lot I got through tax lien foreclosure), I owe 3 on delinquent dues going back to 31 Dec 2005. I can probably get any delinquent dues over three years old dismissed if I go to Court. I risk the HOA demanding all dues at once. I’ve been paying 00/year. (I can’t afford health insurance.) I’ve been telling the HOA management company to pay off the most recent dues first but the last time I spoke to them they said, "Oh, I thought you told us to pay off the oldest ones first," so I’m not sure if the last payment was for naught.

The vast majority of the lots (maybe 93%) is owned by a group of lawyers. The previous majority lot owners went bankrupt when the housing bubble burst. National Bank of Arizona, which financed the development lost -million.

Unit 5 is incompletely developed, it has all the infrastructure except streets. To finance the development, we (the minority lot owners) were forced to join an HOA. An HOA existed on paper since 1960 when this land was subdivided but that went bankrupt too so the HOA was inactive. The revived HOA was challenged in Court by the County, they said ALL of us minority owners had to agree to the HOA. For some strange reason, the Judge sided with the Majority owners, who wanted the HOA. Those Majority owners never paid HOA dues. For the development in Unit 5, the HOA levied k (maybe more, I forget), I own 10-lots in Unit 5. The HOA found some rich suckers to buy the HOA assessment liens on our lots. I could write 1000-more words about the previous Majority owners and one of the poor suckers who lost a million buying assessment liens. I can go to Court and get all these assessment liens extinguished but I’ll probably have to file separate cases against 11 defendants unless they give me a quitclaim deed.

I could also write 1000-more words about the current Majority lot owners . . . .

KB Homes is currently building in Unit 2. I have two complete lots there with k/lot invested in the infrastructure. The buyer for KB said they are interested in my lots but at a steep discount . . . if they are still in business when they decide on buying more lots.

Every day I think about this. A few years ago I thought this was going to make me a millionaire. I sold three finished lots in Unit 8 for 5,000.

Units 5, 7, 9 & 10 are all vacant lots. Why should we be paying HOA dues on these lots?! Look where the $$$ goes!!!! I never received a "Master HOA" budget . . . look how much money they get! For what!!!!!?????

Words can’t describe how this makes me feel! This extortion has to end.

I have consulted with a few lawyers, one wanted 0,000 up front, lol. Two others said they had conflicts of interest. I have gone to the Court of Appeals myself and won a case, they even published it. I live 1/2-mile from a law library and know how to do research there and several legal concepts like, "unconsciouable contract" and "against public policy." The majority owners are lawyers but not in realestate. One of the other minority lot owners is a lawyer but specializes in patents, he has good advice.

Map shows location of Unit 2; Unit 5 is east of 2, all the other Units are south of these.

Click this link to read these in original size.

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