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I came across a headline today from Kansas City. Apparently, the city of Kansas City is owed $1.26 million in unpaid Lawn Care bills. With the current state of the economy and the real estate bust, Kansas City is being forced to maintain foreclosed properties and vacant lots. The total bill Kansas City has racked up is over $1.26 million. That’s a lot of money.
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#1 by Denise Holmes on March 16, 2011 - 4:49 am
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I am an individual who saw an add where the person was selling his contract for 50 – 100 lawns on foreclosed properties. Are they really his to sell? He does not have time to care for all the foreclosed yards he still will be doing plus his other customers.
I can’t believe it would be legal to sell something he doesn’t actually own. He wants $15,000.00
I am trying to research how to get in touch with the Proj. Mgmt. company or broker that would normally handle this for the banks. My zip is 35222 (50 mi radius)
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