Anthony Home Goes into Foreclosure -- Update: Anthonys to Keep Home

Perhaps they could get some free accommodation compliments of the tax payers with a nice large cell and a bunk bed at the Florida County Jail?

They can show up at eva's.

Should we send them a care package???? How about a I don't care package...too bad...soooo sad...NOT!!!

eva wrote:Perhaps they could get some free accommodation compliments of the tax payers with a nice large cell and a bunk bed at the Florida County Jail?

thanks... i needed that.... rough day!!

awaiting justice, randilynn, thanks!

Anthony Family May Lose Caylee’s Home

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Interesting they should try to portray the HopeSpringsEternal home as Caylee's home. Caylee's home is heaven.

Half truths is all the Anthonys can manage. Casey's home is the Orange County Jail, Lee is trying to fly under the radar and lives someplace else, let's call the Hopespring's residence what is IS in 2010. Cindy and George's home!

Caylee's home. God they have nerve.

Will A Book Deal For George Anthony Help Get His House Out of Foreclosure?



“LOOKING THROUGH THE MICROSCOPE”

A book deal for George Anthony cannot come soon enough now that their home is in foreclosure. As soon as George Anthony’s “Looking Through the Microscope” which I personally thought might be a type of book proposal, which he shared in his exclusive Fox interview, gets published, I am sure that the money he receives from his advance will cover everything and then some. But until then George needs to buck up and get some work so that the repercussions of Casey’s horrific behavior doesn’t leave him homeless.

Out of all the Anthony’s I feel worse for George. He is between a rock and a hard place. He knows from his police work that Casey is no doubt guilty of killing the love of his life, Caylee. Yet if he breathes a word of how he really feels he will mess up her case. I have no doubt that in his moments of solitude he can’t help but feel guilty for letting Casey get away with her crap for so long. He probably wonders if he had been stricter with her, perhaps all of this wouldn’t have happened and he might still have his precious Caylee.

FINANCIALLY IRRESPONSIBLE?

Casey Anthony had money issues to the point that she stole from her best friend Amy Huizenga, stole from her grandmother and who knows who else. She was irresponsible when it came to her finances. Many feel that George and Cindy are financially irresponsible as well. Whether that is or is not the case, they certainly need to get responsible now.

The house may be foreclosed because they owe over 120K on it. But didn’t they know this would happen? Foreclosure doesn’t happen overnight. Why did they wait so long? Their attorney is handling their case pro bono and so is Casey’s attorney Jose Baez. So they aren’t shelling out any money there.

The blogosphere is filled with those who say enough money for the cruise and for George’s piercings and his tattoo which combined, could pay for several house payments. Granted it is not enough, but if that is the case, it shows you where their priorities are. On the other hand, perhaps some generous person paid for their cruise. I hope that is the case, as it would show that they weren’t flitting away money they needed. There is no doubt that they deserved to get away from it all and relax when things were getting unbearable with Casey’s case.

But they have had quite a while to think of how they could earn some money so they wouldn’t have yet another problem to deal with- being homeless.

WILL LEE AND MALLORY MOVE BACK IN WITH GEORGE AND CINDY?

Why doesn’t the whole family pull together? Why doesn’t brother Lee move back in and his fiancé and pool their resources to help out temporarily? Even though Lee may want his privacy, it is another family crises situation and George is all about sticking together no matter what. So Lee can perhaps save the day by moving back in with Mallory.

If they got all jobs perhaps it would not only get their minds off the Casey case but it would definitely help cover their $750 monthly mortgage. Apparently Cindy is on disability from her job and I can appreciate that. How could she not be emotionally or even disabled from all that has happened?

There is no doubt that Casey’s case has taken an emotional toll on all of them. Her disability income may not go very far and may just allow her to pay for utilities and food. I hope they consider going on food stamps to help them out so they don’t starve. In this day and age, it is It’s nothing to be ashamed of . It can certainly help them.

POSSIBLE JOBS FOR GEORGE

That leaves George. He too is an emotional wreck, so there are certain jobs he cannot do and for sure with all his emotional ups and downs working at a full time job. He says that if he gets a job he is too public and people will stare and give him a hard time with hateful comments. He may have a point there. But on the other hand, if it is between someone’s harsh words and having a roof over your head, I would think that having a roof over your head outweighs the hater and their opinion of you. But what about a home based job or a part time job that won’t stress him out as much and give him the flexibility he needs for the case? Here are some ideas for George to help him bring in some income, like being a dog walker, being a dog sitter, mowing someone’s lawn or gardening, errand runner for the disabled, baby sitting (He was after all a loving grand parent), working as a receptionist or file clerk in his attorney Brad’s office, security guard work where he could sit in a room away from the public and look at surveillance video. Maybe some of the amusement parks around Orlando have this type of work opportunity. Word processing, stuffing envelopes, making cold sales calls for any company.

These are just some ideas off the top of my head. Perhaps you have some ideas as well you would like to share. I hope someone will offer him a job in the meantime so he can do something to make ends meet.

But the good news is that when this case is over, even though George will have to deal with the aftermath and the fallout from whatever the verdict is concerning Casey, with the right management team , George will do very financially well with an upcoming book and a speaking tour.

GEORGE NEEDS TO LOOSE THE “BLAME GAME” IF WRITING HIS BOOK

But if the probable book proposal that he shared on Fox 35 in his exclusive interview is a preview of his upcoming book, he definitely needs to lose the blaming everyone tone or no one will want to read it. He needs to share what Casey’s actions have done to him and to his family and point the finger where it belongs, on his enabling behavior and on Casey’s horrific actions.

In the meantime, he really needs to figure out a way to keep that roof over his head so that he can continue to go into Caylee’s room and find the emotional peace to which he has often referred to and not get evicted. My heart really does go out to him.

http://drlillianglassbodylanguageblog.wordpress.com/2010/02/26/will-a-book-deal-for-george-anthony-help-get-his-house-out-of-foreclosure/

eva wrote:Anthony Family May Lose Caylee’s Home

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Interesting they should try to portray the HopeSpringsEternal home as Caylee's home. Caylee's home is heaven.

Half truths is all the Anthonys can manage. Casey's home is the Orange County Jail, Lee is trying to fly under the radar and lives someplace else, let's call the Hopespring's residence what is IS in 2010. Cindy and George's home!

Caylee's home. God they have nerve.

BBM

eva, I agree with this wholeheartedly!! I believe the reason they throw Caylee in the mix is because they believe it will garner them more sympathy. Let's hope they are WRONG. They should have to pay for their own home, as we all do....

After all, as you said, Caylee's home is now Heaven. And she is happier there than she ever was living with that dsyfunctional family on Hopespring Drive. Unforunately, it was not a spring of hope for Caylee.

Caylee Anthony's grandparents hire lawyer to help save home

WKMG LOCAL 6 NEWS
March 12, 2010

George and Cindy Anthony have hired real estate attorney Mark Lippman in an attempt to save their home from foreclosure, FLORIDA TODAY news partner WKMG Local 6 reported today.

Casey Anthony and her daughter, Caylee, lived in her parents' home on Hopespring Drive in east Orange County.

Casey Anthony, 23, remains jailed on first-degree murder charges in the death of Caylee, whose body was found in December 2008 in a wooded lot near the home.
Caylee was 2 years old when she was reported missing in July 2008, about a month after she was last seen alive.

George and Cindy Anthony have failed to pay their mortgage for nine straight months, according to records. The couple claims Bank of America failed to notify them of their delinquency as required by federal regulation.

The Anthonys learned about their home being in foreclosure last month when informed by Local 6 News reporter Mike DeForest.

The Anthonys' attorney, Brad Conway, said last month that his clients' granddaughter's death contributed to them losing the house that Casey Anthony called home from the age of 3, where she raised Caylee, and where she was eventually arrested in connection with her daughter's death.

The Anthonys have owned the Hopespring Drive property since 1989, but four years ago they refinanced their home for $121,000. According to the filing, they still owe nearly all of that money.

Bank of America said that since June 2009, the Anthonys have failed to make their $785 monthly payments.

Conway attributed the couple's latest financial problems to the notoriety of the case and the emotional toll caused by their granddaughter's slaying.

Cindy Anthony told prosecutors that she had to leave her job because of stress-related medical problems and has been on disability for more than a year.

Meanwhile, George Anthony -- like many others in this economy -- is having difficulty finding work, said Conway, who added that George Anthony has an added difficulty because he is instantly recognized and rejected by most employers either because of who he is or because companies fear he may bring unwanted media attention.

Many had speculated that the Anthonys were profiting off book and movie deals, but Conway said this foreclosure proves that never occurred.

Even though they have lived in the house for more than 20 years, Hopespring Drive did not become a household name until summer 2008. After Casey Anthony’s first and subsequent arrests, protesters were at the house day and night.

The Anthonys have said they plan to do all they can to save their home, if only to preserve the place where Caylee spent her life.

http://www.floridatoday.com/article/20100312/BREAKINGNEWS/100312015/1086/Caylee+Anthony+s+grandparents+hire+lawyer+to+help+save+home

The couple claims Bank of America failed to notify them of their delinquency as required by federal regulation.

copied by me.. from above post!

OKAY... i think that they KNEW they werent paying for their house, i dont think they need a bank to tell them that.

i know they are going to try and stay there playing the bleeding heart saga... BUT everyone that loses their home has a sob story. them being idiots doesnt qualify as a reason to NOT pay for where you live.

this just exhibits where KC got her-- everything is OWED to me mindset. they didnt pay for the house they are living in, and THINK that they can stay for free?!!

sense of entitlement sound familiar anyone.??

Here's my question. How can you afford to hire an attorney to keep you from losing your house if you can't afford to make house payments?

randilynn and Piper....you've both said exactly the truth!

What is wrong with those people? Do they ever stop with the BS?

They all remind me of snakes, the way snakes move thru the grass. Instead of pushing off rocks or twigs, they use lies. Pushing off against one lie to get to another lie in order to keep moving.

Well, Cindy would call them half truths, but just the same.

Great analogy, Piper! It's perfect!

Just as a reminder........

The Anthony's foreclosure hearing is Thursday, May 20, at 8:30 a.m.

05/06/2010 Notice of Hearing
May 20, 2010 at 8:30 am

Pity that there wasn't a foreclosure on their mouths too.

Haha, Cali! I wondered what was going on with their housing situation.

What a shame...Wonder what they're gonna do???? Probably couldn't get refinancing since they're not working....I think they're whipping a dead horse...I don't understand how they can continue to get what ever assistance they're getting...What is it..SSI...Disability...Unemployment...Welfare...Food Stamps??? They need to pull their heads out of their rear ends and get a job...Milking the taxpayers has gone on far enough...Let KC fend for herself...why support her in court...They need to take care of their needs as hers are being taken care of by the jail house and Baez and Co....JMO...

Justice4all wrote:Caylee Anthony's grandparents hire lawyer to help save home

WKMG LOCAL 6 NEWS
March 12, 2010

George and Cindy Anthony have hired real estate attorney Mark Lippman in an attempt to save their home from foreclosure, FLORIDA TODAY news partner WKMG Local 6 reported today.

The Anthonys have said they plan to do all they can to save their home, if only to preserve the place where Caylee spent her life.

http://www.floridatoday.com/article/20100312/BREAKINGNEWS/100312015/1086/Caylee+Anthony+s+grandparents+hire+lawyer+to+help+save+home

The Anthonys have said they plan to do all they can to save their home, if only to preserve the place where Caylee spent her life.

How noble. Woopsie! The Anthonys couldn't preserve Caylee's life, but they're noble enough to try to preserve the place where Caylee spent her (WEE SHORT) life.

My burning question... What eva will Cindy wear to the 05/06/2010 Notice of Hearing May 20, 2010 at 8:30 am? Will she get her hair professionally done? Will she be wearing her Anthony bling? Pink ankle chains anyone?

Casey Anthony's Family Fights For Home
Foreclosure Hearing Planned For Thursday Canceled

POSTED: 5:29 pm EDT May 19, 2010
UPDATED: 6:21 pm EDT May 19, 2010

ORLANDO, Fla. -- George and Cindy Anthony were scheduled to attend a court hearing on Thursday, but it had nothing to do with their daughter, Casey Anthony.

Court records showed the Anthonys were due for a hearing in connection with the ongoing foreclosure action on their home in southeast Orlando.

The couple was apparently seeking mediation with their bank, but the hearing was canceled on Wednesday.

It's not known if the hearing will be rescheduled.

George Anthony said he's fighting to keep the residence. The home on Hopespring Drive was the focus of sometimes violent clashes in the summer of 2008 while their granddaughter, Caylee Anthony, was still missing.

http://www.wesh.com/caseyanthony/23611083/detail.html