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Scoundrels sell Kendall Street home out from under owner
I take exception to your portraying a lawyer taking a LEGAL action along with a criminal in your article re: Kindall house . Whats wrong with taking an abandoned, burned out, blighted house, dangerous to the neighborhood, taxes unpaid for years and taking LEGAL action to remedy the situation? If one doesn't like the laws then work to have them changed. Don't punish someone for repairing, refurbishing, paying all those years of back taxes and making the house a productive safe part of the community! The lawyer OBVIOUSLY did NOT know that the original "owner" who abandoned the house would be deemed insane because he would have known his years of work and money put into the house would have been in vain. If the writer of the article knew real estate law, the article would have had a different tone. By including the lawyer with a criminal is to smear his name without knowing the facts!— March 7, 2009 8:03 a.m.