Weekly Twitter Digest from Foreclosure.com (2010-03-27)
Schwarzenegger signs extended tax credit for California homebuyers http://bit.ly/aoJLyu SC # Obama readies steps to fight foreclosures, particularly for unemployed http://ow.ly/1r38h SC # Real Estate Agents need to be aware of Short Sale Fraud http://bit.ly/ctt4KJ LY # Our March 2010 real estate newsletter is now available — It’s FREE! ‘Shopping for a mortgage loan’ http://ffs.cc/a/nps6rc TM # Foreclosure auction [...]

• Schwarzenegger signs extended tax credit for California homebuyers http://bit.ly/aoJLyu SC #
• Obama readies steps to fight foreclosures, particularly for unemployed http://ow.ly/1r38h SC #
• Real Estate Agents need to be aware of Short Sale Fraud http://bit.ly/ctt4KJ LY #
• Our March 2010 real estate newsletter is now available — It’s FREE! ‘Shopping for a mortgage loan’ http://ffs.cc/a/nps6rc TM #
• Foreclosure auction for W hotel in NYC canceled http://bit.ly/aLNgSW SC #
• Reminder agents: Facebook fans only save $100 on certified short sale training. Enter promo FB2000. Hurry! HAFA… http://bit.ly/bsLkuf #
• Technology helps but the human touch is still needed on Short Sales http://bit.ly/alBtKi LY #
• Deal of the Day, Cinderella (Cornell) edition: 3 bed/2 br Ithaca, NY, foreclosure. 2,036 sq. ft. 1+ acre. http://ffs.cc/a/mi3t8o TM #
• Interesting solution to foreclosure crisis http://nyti.ms/aODSf7 LY #
• TMZ: Octomom offered starring role in sex tape to avoid foreclosure. She has reportedly not responded. Rejoice: http://ffs.cc/a/4ruhsj TM #
• The government’s mortgage assistance program comes with a nasty surprise for some homeowners: lower credit scores http://bit.ly/dksyMx SC #

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Octomom: PETA rescues Nadya Suleman from foreclosure … for now
That was fast. Just a few days ago, Nadya Suleman — mother of 14, which includes a litter of octuplets — was being threatened with foreclosure for not paying the mortgage on her four-bedroom home in La Habra, California. Today, Associated Press reports that Suleman has accepted an advertising offer from People for the Ethical Treatment of [...]

That was fast.

Just a few days ago, Nadya Suleman — mother of 14, which includes a litter of octuplets — was being threatened with foreclosure for not paying the mortgage on her four-bedroom home in La Habra, California.

Today, Associated Press reports that Suleman has accepted an advertising offer from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) that will help her satisfy her monthly mortgage obligations.

Suleman will reportedly receive $5,000, as well as a month’s supply of veggie burgers and hot dogs, for erecting a sign in her front yard that reads:

“Don’t Let Your Dog or Cat Become an Octomom. Always Spay or Neuter.”

You can’t make this stuff up.

Meanwhile, Jeff Czech, Suleman’s attorney, is working feverishly to refinance the $450,000 balloon payment that is overdue on the home.

Stay tuned … this story appears to have eight nine lives.

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