Tuesday, June 29, 2021

Johnson v. US Bank, A-3637-19

From the Aren't Banks Supposed to Make Money department:

While a foreclosure is pending, the deadbeat owner signs a rent agreement with an option to purchase. Renter eventually tries to exercise the option at $437,500 and $500,000. Bank ignores him and sells the house for $370,000.


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