The modern economic theory of capitalism basically states that if you work for a given party, you are to be paid. In fact, everywhere except with Eviction Enterprises and the distressed assets of HUD, USDA and the VA, this is generally true. We reported on Eviction Enterprises refusing to pay a hispanic female last week whom was also a victim in the multi-million dollar fraud perpetrated by National Field Network (NFN). In fact, she was one of the original filers in the NFN Involuntary Bankruptcy. Photographs of checks aside sent to the victim by Ken Bauman, Eviction Enterprises Director of National Operations — the foot soldier of Eviction Enterprises President Jonnie Rumbaugh — no relief has been forthcoming. Moreover, though, any firms still sending paper checks is an automatic red flag.
Two things are happening over the next week that are going to greatly impact Labor. The first is a highly contentious presidential election and the other is a roll back in time which will place sunset around 5pm regardless of the time zone you are in.
Regardless of whom you vote for, the change in time is going to impact your wallet. It happens every year and always results in a higher level of chargebacks based upon the inability to perform services due to a lack of light. One critical component that our Industry is failing upon is a stable, fraud free interaction between Labor and Management. Foreclosurepedia has always recommended that when Labor performs physical services — ranging from debris removal to repairs — that a Pre Lien Notice is issued and based upon the asset’s location, a formal Lien is filed according to time triggered deadlines, should they not be paid. While I get no benefit from posting this, the most successful platform I have ever found is Levelset. They actually give you the forms and instructions on how to file Liens for free, nationwide. And for a reasonable price, they will file and serve everything for you. Performing inspections, generally speaking, do not trigger the right to file a Lien. Options such as breach of contract and unjust enrichment could be grounds for formal litigation and I encourage victims to contact a licensed attorney in these and all matters.
We will keep the Foreclosurepedia Nation updated on this matter as we receive new information including whether or not the victim is ever paid.
