On the other hand, many residents here have been forced to move (evicted) simply because they have lost their jobs. I am one of these people. I was forced to move in March 2008 because I lost my job and could not pay my rent. I moved into a place that unbeknown to me had been foreclosed upon by its absentee owner. Me and three other families were forced to move because the bank wanted to take possession and tear the building down rather than make expensive repairs to bring the building up to code. The bank wanted to “complete” or keep positive its investment profile.
I have not been able to find a job for some time. I have simply had fewer responses and fewer call backs for interviews. Now Tanglewood wants to evict me. I have since filed Chapter 13 Bankruptcy to forestall this action. No mention or notice is paid to this epidemic problem by politicians or civic leaders. I simply want a job so I can pay my bills, get off of Unemployment and Food Stamps, and so I can hold my head high again instead of hang it in shame everywhere I go. Is that so wrong? Attention needs to be paid to us renters as well, and something needs to be done to assist us as well. We need some time to regain our feet as well as home owners do. America, Americans, and politicians need to stop ignoring renters. We are your friends and neighbors too.




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