11-19-2008, 04:53 AM
At the rate they were going, they would've all been auctioned off Tuesday, easily.
I did wonder what would happen if it turned out that the person who won the auction wasn't able to pay.
They say no personal checks etc but anyone can walk in off the street and bid, thinking they can pay later
or maybe wth a credit card.
I'm not so sure there were problems with the Japanese notification - after all, every single one of the properties sold (at least in HPP) was owned by someone with a Japanese address.
The HPPOA sould try to get their hands on some of the excess and see if it can be used to pay off any outstanding road maintenance fees - if that's legally possible.
I did wonder what would happen if it turned out that the person who won the auction wasn't able to pay.
They say no personal checks etc but anyone can walk in off the street and bid, thinking they can pay later
or maybe wth a credit card.
I'm not so sure there were problems with the Japanese notification - after all, every single one of the properties sold (at least in HPP) was owned by someone with a Japanese address.
The HPPOA sould try to get their hands on some of the excess and see if it can be used to pay off any outstanding road maintenance fees - if that's legally possible.