If you buy a home today in america, theres a oneinfive chance that you will end up living under rules imposed by what we call a board of directors, usually elected by you, the local resident. This board has very broad powers, and based on certain guidelines, well, they dictate just about everything in the community from the color scheme, how many cars can be in the driveway, how high your grass can be. And a lot of states . Guess what, guys . They have the power to take your home if you dont make your monthly dues payments and assessments. Very, very important to understand this. In some cases, people really enjoy Homeowners Associations. Why . Because they protect them. In other cases, i must tell you, they are a nightmare. They can be totalitarian regimes, but most totalitarian regimes, while they have their downsides, they also can be clean and orderly. His is karen and james. They bought a home in an hoamanaged neighborhood and one day found themselves in the middle of a major batt
If you buy a home today in america, theres a oneinfive chance that you will end up living under rules imposed by what we call a board of directors, usually elected by you, the local resident. This board has very broad powers, and based on certain guidelines, well, they dictate just about everything in the community from the color scheme, how many cars can be in the driveway, how high your grass can be. And a lot of states . Guess what, guys . They have the power to take your home if you dont make your monthly dues payments and assessments. Very, very important to understand this. In some cases, people really enjoy Homeowners Associations. Why . Because they protect them. In other cases, i must tell you, they are a nightmare. They can be totalitarian regimes, but most totalitarian regimes, while they have their downsides, they also can be clean and orderly. His is karen and james. They bought a home in an hoamanaged neighborhood and one day found themselves in the middle of a major batt
Thanks for joining us. Im bob massi. Every minute of every day, somebody is getting scammed out of their money. Nobody knows that more than pam bondi, attorney general of florida. Its her job to protect consumers against fraud. And there is plenty to keep her busy. When the housing bubble burst, foreclosures exploded. But as millions lost their homes, they were often taken advantage of, sometimes even by the big banks themselves. In 2012, 49 states announced a historic settlement with the five largest mortgage servicers. In many cases, they didnt even verify that these foreclosures were actually legitimate. Some of the people they hired to process foreclosures used fake signatures on fake documents. The five largest lenders, of course, were involved. And florida received nearly 10 billion in relief. But even with some homeowners getting relief, scam artists are still out there. These unscrupulous brokers were promising people that they could either get them cash payment for their forec
Picked up by police there after he got off a bus at 25th and pennsylvania avenue southeast. An Alert Community member identified mr. Assaye through all the social Media Outlets where we put our message out. Reporter it began around 3 00 this morning at the Inova Fairfax hospital. Assaye, a bank robbery suspect, was there on suicide watch. He had tried to take his life last week in jail. He was guarded by the u. S. Marshal service, a man and a woman. When the man went to the bathroom, assaye jumped the woman, took her gun, and made his escape in bare feet wearing only a hospital gown. Now, hospital prisoners are supposed to be shackled to the gurney. What happened here . Was he or was he not shackled in that hospital room . To my knowledge, he was shackle. And how did he get out of those shackles . Thats still being investigated at this point. Sit possible he had one of the guards let him loose . Theres no indication at this point. Reporter police move in and seal off the hospital. The
Good evening. It is called the centers for Disease Control for a reason. Its the one place that deals with the worst stuff on the planet. The most virulent, fatal and feared substances, bacteria and viruses, on planet earth. They must be kept somewhere ideally contained and under lock and key. Right now, there are big problems at the cdc over just that. The control and handling of dangerous substances. The recent incident involving anthrax made news, then today we learned about more. And the head of the cdc spoke out in anger and took action today. Its where we begin on this friday night with our chief medical editor dr. Nancy snyderman. Reporter the cdc responsible for tracking every disease on the planet, including anthrax is reeling today after a series of embarrassing mistakes. Im just astonished that this could have happened here. Im upset. Im angry over it. Im working around the clock to resolve it. Reporter today the cdc acknowledged a sample of animal influenza sent to a lab in