Sacramento senior fixed code violations a year ago. She may still lose her home

Linda Siegrist could lose her childhood home — the home that she now shares with her husband — and become one of Sacramento’s 9,300 homeless residents. Her home has been taken over by a private company that put it up for auction in February. On Thursday the company will ask a judge to approve the sale to Bay Area real estate agent Alex Lehr for $220,000. The trouble started in 2017 when the city of Sacramento sued Siegrist for a broken down pickup truck and items piled up in her North Sacramento driveway. The city then asked a judge to appoint the Bay Area Receivership Group to take over control of the house to fix the violations, and a judge agreed. Since taking control of the house in March 2021, the private company has so far charged them $248,000, according to court documents, despite performing no serious renovations. To continue reading the rest of the article, please click on the source link below: https://stopforeclosurefraudnew.buildemo.com/wp-admin/post-new.php