Vanderbilt Mortgage And Finance RIPOFF harrased and finally gave up home and now cant get them to move it Maryville Tennessee

I have the same problem they served me I let go
back. And it has been 7 years and now they are
tring to sue us but the statue is 6 years in
Tennessee so I am just wanting them to try to
sue me because I have a case waiting in court.



thank you
lori
tennessee

Check out the Texas Occ. Code, chapter 1201, Sec. 1201.217 I will check back, if you have problems finding this, post a response and I will try to help. God bless.

You can research the Texas Statutes online...check out the property code. Takes a lot of time, but can be a help. Make them observe the law...we have to. God bless

You can research the Texas Statutes online...check out the property code. Takes a lot of time, but can be a help. Make them observe the law...we have to. God bless

You can research the Texas Statutes online...check out the property code. Takes a lot of time, but can be a help. Make them observe the law...we have to. God bless

we received court papers that they were suing us but nothing was said about vacating the home we had already moved out a month and a half before we got the papers . i advise anyone not to do business with this company. i spoke to a lawyer he told me to send a certified letter stating we were charging rent on our land. i did this . we will see

We were served with court papers to vacate 9-15-05. We did voluntarily. We also own the land the mobile home sits on. Vanderbilt will private sale the home so they don't have to move it twice. In our state we have a civil case to have them move the home. They are basically "squatting" on the land. You can charge storage and damages for not being able to use your land. This all involves a court case against Vanderbilt. Fortunately the sale of our house is pending. It only took one and a half months. We will be able to be back on our land soon. So if you want them to move it before they sell it to someone you need to talk to an attorney. Good luck.

I am not sure of the type/size of your home but if it is moveable I would unhook it from all utility sources and hook it to a tractor and move it to a corner of the yard, set it on blocks and make sure to cancel any insurance you have on the home. Then I would bill Vanderbilt $3000.00 for moving it and $20.00 per day for storage. You should notify them in writing (certified of course) of your intentions. You should then be able to put some type of lein against their interest in the home. In my state if they were to leave it for 1 year it becomes abandonned. This may seem a bit drastic but it is definately what I would do. And besides they deserve anything bad that happens to them.

I am not sure of the type/size of your home but if it is moveable I would unhook it from all utility sources and hook it to a tractor and move it to a corner of the yard, set it on blocks and make sure to cancel any insurance you have on the home. Then I would bill Vanderbilt $3000.00 for moving it and $20.00 per day for storage. You should notify them in writing (certified of course) of your intentions. You should then be able to put some type of lein against their interest in the home. In my state if they were to leave it for 1 year it becomes abandonned. This may seem a bit drastic but it is definately what I would do. And besides they deserve anything bad that happens to them.

I am not sure of the type/size of your home but if it is moveable I would unhook it from all utility sources and hook it to a tractor and move it to a corner of the yard, set it on blocks and make sure to cancel any insurance you have on the home. Then I would bill Vanderbilt $3000.00 for moving it and $20.00 per day for storage. You should notify them in writing (certified of course) of your intentions. You should then be able to put some type of lein against their interest in the home. In my state if they were to leave it for 1 year it becomes abandonned. This may seem a bit drastic but it is definately what I would do. And besides they deserve anything bad that happens to them.