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fi <br /> i <br /> f <br /> t k <br /> It was a great pro ramp <br /> Mr, Harrington asked if she hadn't been made aware of that. <br /> Ms. O'Malley replied that she had never been made aware of that. The <br /> house was in probate court at this point, <br /> Mr, Harrington asked if she had been approached to sign the documents. <br /> Ms. O'Malley replied that she had never been approached about the need <br /> to sign the documents. <br /> Mr. Harrington asked who was living there. <br /> [s., O'Malley confirmed that Nis. Abelli and possibly her parents were <br /> living in the home. <br /> Mr. Darrington stated that they had been lest to believe that you were the <br /> one who was refusing to sign the documents. <br /> Mr, Ball asked her if she was aware of this situation. <br /> Ids. O'Malley stated that she was not refusing to sign the documents. <br /> Mr. Santos stated that he was glad they notified her of this situation. <br /> Mr. Harrington quoted Attorney Baker's letter "The problem is that the <br /> co-owner of the property is refusing to cooperate in refinancing the <br /> mortgage* We have the financing ready to go including the cost of <br /> repairing however the co-owner refuses to accept a reasonable offer to <br /> buy her or to participate in the re-financing process." Lisa blli's <br /> attorney is saying that Ms, 'Malley as the co-owner had not been made <br /> aware of any of the re-financing of any of the re-financing or the loan <br /> program. <br /> Nis. O'Malley stated that she was aware of the refinancing. But, not <br /> about the septic loan. <br /> Mr. Harrington re-iterated that it could be called a refinancing but it was <br /> more of a loan that was paid back through the property taxes and that <br /> was to fix the septic system. <br /> Mr. Ball stated that that was what the board was interested. <br /> i Ms. 'Malley stated that she did not even know about it. <br /> 1 <br />