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- 25 Wrz 2014
Sounds pretty sad to me.
09/14 Court Date - Discussion and Speculation
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Subconcious Offense
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- 23 Lip 2015
It's for the best, he sees everyone else as either something to fuck or something to hate.
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- 27 Sie 2016
Okay, where is this post I saw on the quote section on here? The one where Barb owes 15 grand.
fireatdawn
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- 9 Maj 2015
So, is the house pretty much gone for good once Barb dies?
What's the chance there's a really big credit card debt waiting to be sprung on the Chandlers? Like, 20k or more?
We already know of 2 credit cards, which currently total to about 20k. Surely, she has more than that.
What's the chance there's a really big credit card debt waiting to be sprung on the Chandlers? Like, 20k or more?
We already know of 2 credit cards, which currently total to about 20k. Surely, she has more than that.
Subconcious Offense
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- 23 Lip 2015
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the mortgage lender gets first say in what happens to the house. As in, even if Barb wills the house to Chris, it's still mortgaged off first, so Chris will only inherit the house if the lender company doesn't immediately sell it to make up for the repayment and instead waits to see if Chris wants to inherit it...
...which they might actually want to if 14 Branchland Court itself cannot be sold for $115,000, because if Chris inherits the house he would also inherit the debt and the
guarantees the company will eventually make the money back, as long as Chris doesn't get himself killed.Of course, if the house is worth more than what's left of the debt, they're probably going to just sell it and let Chris be homeless.
So if all of this is true, and again I am not an expert here, the best move for Chris and Barb is to actually spend everything and then trash the house, which would ensure the house cannot make up for the leftover debt, subsequently ensuring the company will opt to take money out of Chris's tugboat instead as the only option left for them... which is exactly what they have been doing...
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- 3 Cze 2016
It's highly likely that this is not the most of it, this is just the tip of the iceberg. From everything we've heard about the Chandler's budget, it seems that they like to live like Queens on a pauper's budget.
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- 27 Sty 2014
From my experience, many of these "full featured" gas stations (QuikTrip, Buc-ee's, etc.) wisely lack seating areas to prevent loitering.
In truth, that's probably why he wasn't banned from there a long time ago.
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- 26 Sie 2016
Wouldn't they kick Chris out if he kept getting amiibos and shit sent there? The thought being "if you can buy this you can pay for your own housing"?
there was a point where my family were homeless and went to the Veterans Association for help, and they did a fairly lengthy screening session about wages, where we were currently living, etc. It might be different with different organizations, but I think Chris might be disqualified from living anywhere with any substantial help because of his SSDI, besides a place to just crash for the night or something. Even if its not enough to live on per se.
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- 11 Gru 2013
Also a gas station so TBF part of that $84.24 might be for gas.
And I'm triggered by all these people bashing Sheetz food. You haven't lived until you've had touchscreen tendies with Dr. Pepper BBQ sauce and a cup full of fries at 3am.
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- 24 Gru 2015
If the house is taken and resold, I feel for those poor people who buy the house not knowing about Chris and Barb. They will harass the everloving shit out of the new owners.
LoveYouLongTime
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- 11 Lut 2013
Don't you dare talk shit about Sheetz food.
You know where it's at. I live less than 5 minutes away so it's my go to on the weekends if I'm craving something in the middle of the night.
No, but really. As far as gas station food goes, Sheetz is pretty tasty. Should you be eating it multiple times a week, possibly multiple times a day? Hell nah. But honestly, it's probably the healthiest thing the Chandler's eat.
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- 1 Gru 2015
This wouldn't be out of the realm of possibility with Chris' history of returning to places he was thrown out of.
"So I was passing through R-ville and decided to stop and see Old Farmstead of 14 Branchland Court, then I saw that dang dirty new owner MALE, tearing down by beloved Father's gazebo, and he had what Looked like shovels for digging in the earth out. I stopped and TOLD HIM that could NOT dig up Patti and that I had Buried her MYSELF. I bared my fangs and that JERK MALE called the POLICE ON ME."
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- 10 Lis 2015
lolcow thread when?
Sounds like a modern day automat.
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- 17 Sie 2015
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the mortgage lender gets first say in what happens to the house. As in, even if Barb wills the house to Chris, it's still mortgaged off first, so Chris will only inherit the house if the lender company doesn't immediately sell it to make up for the repayment and instead waits to see if Chris wants to inherit it...
...which they might actually want to if 14 Branchland Court itself cannot be sold for $115,000, because if Chris inherits the house he would also inherit the debt and the
Of course, if the house is worth more than what's left of the debt, they're probably going to just sell it and let Chris be homeless.
There is always the option that Chris himself could assume the mortgage. (This would mean that he would basically take over the mortgage with the same terms that Barb had.) It's a complicated process, though, and I don't know all of the details. There would need to be a clause in the original paperwork saying that the loan is assumable. (This depends on the lender and the type of mortgage.) I believe Chris would have to financially qualify. (It's unlikely but not impossible.) There are some other details that would have to be looked at. (I've been assuming this is a Home Equity loan, and I don't know if those are assumable.)
The unfortunate bottom line is that assuming a mortgage sometimes is a difficult process, and we all know how Chris feels about work.
Do we know that Chris isn't a signer on the mortgage? We know that Barb sometimes has him co-sign on things, right? Maybe she put him on this new mortgage.
fireatdawn
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- 9 Maj 2015
Could Chris pay a mortgage with his monthly income? When Barb dies, will his tugboat increase?
I mean, the dude gets 1200 a month, apparently. 300-ish of that probably goes into his car payment. That leaves 900 for everything else. The averge mortgage payment in itself is about 950 dollars.
And then there are the light bills, water, and internet. And he stills needs food on top of that. Plus gas money. Plus a phone card. Unless he's on a plan, in which case, even more money.
If his tugboat doesn't increase, could he really manage? I mean maybe Barb has some money stashed somewhere, but who knows.
I mean, the dude gets 1200 a month, apparently. 300-ish of that probably goes into his car payment. That leaves 900 for everything else. The averge mortgage payment in itself is about 950 dollars.
And then there are the light bills, water, and internet. And he stills needs food on top of that. Plus gas money. Plus a phone card. Unless he's on a plan, in which case, even more money.
If his tugboat doesn't increase, could he really manage? I mean maybe Barb has some money stashed somewhere, but who knows.
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- 28 Gru 2014
I don't see how the signature of a spastic tard with no job would add much to a loan application.
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- 25 Wrz 2014
I'm sorry, that's what I get for not knowing this place at all, but if they ever consider the viable Toledo market, I'll have a better opinion of them. I was referring more to the self-serve approach here in ordering, I'm always concerned about messing up an order that way since I'd rather talk to a real person, but perhaps if they gave you enough options on there, I wouldn't mind.
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- 31 Maj 2013
Farms permitting I would gladly screencap his best posts. He deserves his own thread. I literally check his facebook nearly as often as I check the farms to get my tard-related lols on. This his how he worded getting evicted;
"And homelessness is a go =\. Things are already off to a rip roaring start as I overestimated my ability to lug shit to the bus stop. Fell way behind schedule AND still had to abandon a fuckton of clothes. I wish I could have limited my belongings to what fit in my rolling suit case but there was just no way
Less than ten hours later;
"Meh. Wifi barely gets into the actual shelter part of the building.
I was getting 13Mbps whilst waiting outside near the clinic and getting between 1-2 in the shelter proper -_-"
I don't know how apropos it would be to post screencaps or start a thread solely based on Facebook status updates from a manchild with a lazy eye not named Chris.
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- 10 Lis 2015
lolcow general maybe?Farms permitting I would gladly screencap his best posts. He deserves his own thread. I literally check his facebook nearly as often as I check the farms to get my tard-related lols on. This his how he worded getting evicted;
"And homelessness is a go =\. Things are already off to a rip roaring start as I overestimated my ability to lug shit to the bus stop. Fell way behind schedule AND still had to abandon a fuckton of clothes. I wish I could have limited my belongings to what fit in my rolling suit case but there was just no way"
Less than ten hours later;
"Meh. Wifi barely gets into the actual shelter part of the building.
I was getting 13Mbps whilst waiting outside near the clinic and getting between 1-2 in the shelter proper -_-"
I don't know how apropos it would be to post screencaps or start a thread solely based on Facebook status updates from a manchild with a lazy eye not named Chris.
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- 16 Wrz 2013
He has the tugboat. That is far more secure than any job Chris could ever hope to get.
Whatever Chris' failings are, his willingness to volunteer part of his $1300 or whatever a month to paying a loan back is of some value.
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