Woman in Chains Fights Eviction

**djc** · #1 10-28-2008, 08:15 PM

Mira Mesa homeowner at heart of foreclosure battle

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June Reyno, her husband and their five dogs have lived in their Mira Mesa home for nearly 20 years. Now, they are being evicted, but June Reyno is not having it.

She's defying the eviction by chaining herself to her home.

The San Diego Sheriff's Department is expected to come out to the Reyno's home sometime Monday or Tuesday. Reyno said she will remain chained to her home until "the California State Legislature elected officials respond to these massive evictions and foreclosures that are going on in our county."

Reyno lost her job recently and the couple's salary was cut in half. They have an adjustable rate mortgage and can't afford the $5,800 monthly payments.

Reyno said they were approved for a loan to buy back the property, but she claimed property manager Jeff Wagner apparently won't agree to these terms.

The Reyno's future is unknown, but June Reyno stays strong.

"We will not allow them to take this home from us," she said.

http://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/loca...f_to_Home.html

How sad. She has lived in that house with her husband for almost 20 years in Mira Mesa. I'm sure when she bought that house in 1988, the $5,800 a month was a deal to be had. Wait, $5,800 a month? For a Mira Mesa house? Bought 20 years ago? Is there something wrong with this picture?

Oh wait, she possibly HELOC'd her house and got over $300k CASH out of it and sunk it into risky business ventures (according to this blog)! She traded her home for cash, burned through the money, and is now another poor homeowner slated to lose her house. Of course, refinancing their house with 20 years of equity into an ADJUSTABLE RATE MORTGAGE was a good move too. Clearly, it is someone else's fault they didn't know what they were doing. Boo hoo! But wait, she'll help you if you are losing your house!

I love how the reporter has crap for facts and only reports on the sadness of some idiot being foreclosed on. Let's dig deeper, shall we?

http://www.sdlookup.com/Property-269...Diego_CA_92126

House originally bought for $192k in 1989 (and sold again in 1999 for $200k, not sure what that is about if they have lived there for 20 years, but whatever.)

http://www.sandiegoforeclosurereport...p/listing/4637

The estimated default on the house is $633,248.52!

So clearly, they took their home that was nearing being paid for completely, used it as collateral for loans totaling over THREE TIMES the amount they paid for it, can't afford the payments on those loans totaling over $600k a month, and they are the victims?

Remember cases like this when you here your representatives, mayors, and friends talking about the 'foreclosure crisis'. These people brought this on themselves and it is not OUR problem. They can go rent somewhere and live on.

Oh, it made CNN too. Poor poor homeowners.

CNN

**Kloogy** · #2 10-28-2008, 08:31 PM

What did she do with the 300k ? Stupid bitch. Now it's who's fault she did that. No one owns mirrors in the mortgage crisis.

TopElement · #3 10-29-2008, 02:22 PM

Aww, poor couple. They were idiots, so we should bail them out.

**Kloogy** · #4 10-29-2008, 02:35 PM

Yup. CHANGE.......

dmark101 · #5 10-29-2008, 06:27 PM

....that we can believe in.

**Kloogy** · #6 10-29-2008, 06:48 PM

Change, is all that's going to be left in my pocket !

**djc** · #7 10-30-2008, 01:08 AM

KCAL 9 in LA caught up with this woman and asked her about all of her refi's.

http://www.blinkx.com/video/woman-wh...8-s29TWLGoL4Mw

**djc** · #8 03-12-2009, 05:25 PM

this dumb woman is back.

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Mira Mesa Woman Refuses Order To Leave Foreclosed Home

MIRA MESA, Calif. -- A Mira Mesa realtor and so-called short-sale specialist who could not prevent the foreclosure of her own home is once again defying her bank and the courts.

Four months ago, June Reyno chained herself to the front of her home, trying to demonstrate that she was not going to be evicted from her home.

Reyno has called the single-story house in Mira Mesa home for 20 years.

She is still at the home, but this time she is not in chains -- at least not yet.

As of Thursday, Reyno has been notified to evict, but she still said she isn't going anywhere.

Sheriff's deputies arrived at her home Thursday morning.

Reyno said, "They pulled me out of bed to answer the door."

Deputies were accompanied by a locksmith and the bank-assigned real estate broker to change the locks in order to lock her out.

Reyno took matters into her own hands by breaking a window to get inside.

"I'm here, and I'm here to stay," said Reyno.

Reyno said she wanted to send a message that she's not going anywhere, and she is prepared to pay the consequences.

"I’m willing to go to jail, and if they think I’m committing a criminal act in defending my home, then oh well," said Reyno.

10News spoke to Jeff Wagner, the real estate broker for the agency representing the bank.

Wagner said Reyno legally lost her home when it foreclosed on her in February of last year.

He said Reyno is trespassing and her belongings will be removed from the home sometime in the next week.
http://www.10news.com/news/18918912/detail.html

What a dumb ho. seriously. anything to get some publicity!

Dumb lady took hundreds of thousands out of her house, spent it on bullshit and bad investments, doesn't pay back the loans, but yet still thinks it is 'her' house? Funniest part is she breaks into the (now) bank's house and admits it. dumb ass lady.

I wonder how many times it will take for her to go to jail for her to get it though her head that she isn't going to get a free house? No one feels sorry for scammers!

**SanDiego01Snake** · #9 03-12-2009, 05:39 PM

Stupid cunt deserves to be held accountable for her actions.

**Kloogy** · #10 03-12-2009, 05:51 PM

I would approve the death penalty for her.

dmark101 · #11 03-12-2009, 06:49 PM

what an idiot.

Teh Mini-Hulk · #12 03-12-2009, 09:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Kloogy

Yup. CHANGE.......

i got change in my pockets....

she deserves to be evicted. She shouldnt be living there if she cant afford it. simple as that.

ogbatman · #13 03-13-2009, 11:12 AM

If u r that poor y have 5 dogs around. U better sell them dogs to someone.

dmark101 · #14 03-13-2009, 12:39 PM

who has five dogs?

ogbatman · #15 03-13-2009, 01:50 PM

She does they state it in the first sentence.

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June Reyno, her husband and their five dogs have lived in their Mira Mesa home for nearly 20 years. Now, they are being evicted, but June Reyno is not having it.

dmark101 · #16 03-13-2009, 02:21 PM

ah, okay. i didn't focus on that part of the article.