In both cases, well-intentioned deal structures that held back payments based on future performance ended up having unintended consequences and souring the deal.
We have a situation where revenue, in a number of cases, is now looking for back payment, despite these households having sent in the information previously.
But, by then, the house was already in foreclosure, saddled with $25,000 in back payments, fees and penalties due, on a property now appraised at $45,000.
