@Caleb Heimsoth Besides my quick search on Wikipedia just a few minutes ago I was not familiar with the Clayton Home allegations.

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Sorry, but our slopes out here are extremely slippery, being consistently re-greased by the blood, sweat, and tears of of the alleged rich.

The borrower does not have to PROVE these allegations, just alleging them is enough to get the TRO.

The home allegedly appraised for $170k in January.

Current occupants are allegedly going to be out Dec. 1st.

I won't comment on any of his allegations or any of our legal claims against him, as our attorneys will deal with him in the proper venue.

Plaintiff is granted 30 days leave to file amended complaint to add as additional Defendants the current owner and mortgage holder of the subject premises and to add additional factual allegation in response to Defendants’ MTD.

He was sued and it allegedly went to the Texas Supreme Court and he won by proving his system was not discriminating against any protected class.

But it was interesting to see contractors tools left behind, and a permit paper stating a date of March of this year on the floor, so it looks like it was an abandoned rehab and one of the FOIA documents alleged to the contractor not finishing out the job to what they were paid for.