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 Foreclosure: Mt. Vintage properties to be sold on Court House steps web posted August 12, 2009 EDGEFIELD – There will be a sale of property at Mt. Vintage next month, but you won’t need a real estate agent to do the negotiations for you, simply show up at the Edgefield County Courthouse steps when a public auction will take place on September 8, 2009 at 11 am and place your bid. According to documents obtained by EdgefieldDaily.com, Carolina First Bank secured a foreclosure against MV Development Company LLC, Bettis Rainsford, and Talmadge Knight and the sale was ordered. EdgefieldDaily.com broke the story on the foreclosure being filed in January at the same time Mr. Rainsford was appearing before the Edgefield County Council to answer complaints of non-compliance to county ordinances in the section of Mt. Vintage that is covered in part by the foreclosure. Mt. Vintage homeowner Dennis Brite said he believed Mr. Rainsford was in violation of the law. “I can assure you if you or I had violated the law 139 times the Sheriff would be on our doorstep with handcuffs,” Brite said to the Edgefield County Council at the January 6, 2009 meeting. Mr. Brite, just one of the well-represented Mount Vintage contingents at the meeting, was on the agenda to address what he called Mr. Rainsford’s repeated empty promises to complete the infrastructure of the new section of Mount Vintage that has been ongoing since 2006 and remained unfulfilled in 2009. Legal notices should begin appearing in the coming week complete with a list of lots and acreage covered under the sale. Properties will be sold to the highest bidder. The original foreclosure was filed earlier this year recalling $10.4 million in loans from Carolina First Bank. The case number is listed as 2009-CP-19-24. © Copyright 2009
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