Remember a few weeks back when word spread that one of Fantasia's North Carolina homes was in foreclosure and scheduled to be auctioned? Well, Fantasia and her lender came to an agreement at the 11th hour and she won't be losing her house.
Charlotte-based attorney Larry Goldman said Saturday in an e-mail to The Associated Press the two sides have worked it out. He did not immediately respond to a request for more details.
Goldman represents the Florida company that was trying to get the 2004 "American Idol" winner to repay money it loaned her in 2006 for tax payments on one of her homes in Charlotte, N.C.
Monday, January 12, 2009
Fantasia Did Not Lose Her House
Remember a few weeks back when word spread that one of Fantasia's North Carolina homes was in foreclosure and scheduled to be auctioned? Well, Fantasia and her lender came to an agreement at the 11th hour and she won't be losing her house.
Charlotte-based attorney Larry Goldman said Saturday in an e-mail to The Associated Press the two sides have worked it out. He did not immediately respond to a request for more details.
Goldman represents the Florida company that was trying to get the 2004 "American Idol" winner to repay money it loaned her in 2006 for tax payments on one of her homes in Charlotte, N.C.
