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Home Repair Contractor Faces Criminal Charges For Failing To Pay Material Supplier, Leaving Two Customers With Mechanics Liens On Homes

By r morris

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In St. Petersburg, Florida, The Suncoast News reports:When Wendy Whitt of St. Petersburg hired a local contractor to fix her roof, she got more than just a bill for the repairs. She also got a lien against her property. Whitt's problems started when she hired Marco Alamina and his company, Patriot Roofing Inc., in December 2006 to re-roof her home for $8,325, court records show. Alamina completed

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on January 16, 2010 (boomark / email).

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