In 2011, an Ohio man was served foreclosure papers on his $4.5 million, 17,000-sq-ft mansion; after nearly 15 years of hearings, mediation and court fights, an eviction notice has now been approved
- According to reporting by Realtor.com and News 5 Cleveland, along with Ohio court records, an unusually long foreclosure battle involving a sprawling mansion in Aurora, Ohio, has reached another turning point.
- A magistrate has approved the eviction of Louis Telerico, who has continued living at the property despite the home changing ownership.
- The 17,000-square-foot estate, located at 545 Bristol Drive in the Barrington Estates community near a golf course, became the subject of a foreclosure case filed by Bank of America in August 2011.
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- According to reporting by Realtor.com and News 5 Cleveland, along with Ohio court records, an unusually long foreclosure battle involving a sprawling mansion in Aurora, Ohio, has reached another turning point.
- A magistrate has approved the eviction of Louis Telerico, who has continued living at the property despite the home changing ownership.
- The 17,000-square-foot estate, located at 545 Bristol Drive in the Barrington Estates community near a golf course, became the subject of a foreclosure case filed by Bank of America in August 2011.
Sources: Times of India