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July 30, 2008 at 6:46 PM #249517July 30, 2008 at 7:54 PM #249327
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ParticipantAs I said on SDL,
I wonder how much money they have left. They put money down on AZ?
Bought 03/23/2007 for $795,000. Original principal balance of the note is $636.
It did cost money every month to live in these places over the last 8 years, hopefully while owning homes that overlapped, they rented them out.
It costs money to do their world tour.
The thing I can’t figure out is when they dropped out of the corporate world and she stopped peddling drugs. Were they solely living off their real estate money the past couple of years?
I just don’t see them making all the money they’re claiming off the MLM. That sounds like a load to me. That’s just pretend/fake income. May qualify you for a loan, but doesn’t mean you’ll be able to keep the place.
July 30, 2008 at 7:54 PM #249479ParticipantAs I said on SDL,
I wonder how much money they have left. They put money down on AZ?
Bought 03/23/2007 for $795,000. Original principal balance of the note is $636.
It did cost money every month to live in these places over the last 8 years, hopefully while owning homes that overlapped, they rented them out.
It costs money to do their world tour.
The thing I can’t figure out is when they dropped out of the corporate world and she stopped peddling drugs. Were they solely living off their real estate money the past couple of years?
I just don’t see them making all the money they’re claiming off the MLM. That sounds like a load to me. That’s just pretend/fake income. May qualify you for a loan, but doesn’t mean you’ll be able to keep the place.
July 30, 2008 at 7:54 PM #249488ParticipantAs I said on SDL,
I wonder how much money they have left. They put money down on AZ?
Bought 03/23/2007 for $795,000. Original principal balance of the note is $636.
It did cost money every month to live in these places over the last 8 years, hopefully while owning homes that overlapped, they rented them out.
It costs money to do their world tour.
The thing I can’t figure out is when they dropped out of the corporate world and she stopped peddling drugs. Were they solely living off their real estate money the past couple of years?
I just don’t see them making all the money they’re claiming off the MLM. That sounds like a load to me. That’s just pretend/fake income. May qualify you for a loan, but doesn’t mean you’ll be able to keep the place.
July 30, 2008 at 7:54 PM #249546ParticipantAs I said on SDL,
I wonder how much money they have left. They put money down on AZ?
Bought 03/23/2007 for $795,000. Original principal balance of the note is $636.
It did cost money every month to live in these places over the last 8 years, hopefully while owning homes that overlapped, they rented them out.
It costs money to do their world tour.
The thing I can’t figure out is when they dropped out of the corporate world and she stopped peddling drugs. Were they solely living off their real estate money the past couple of years?
I just don’t see them making all the money they’re claiming off the MLM. That sounds like a load to me. That’s just pretend/fake income. May qualify you for a loan, but doesn’t mean you’ll be able to keep the place.
July 30, 2008 at 7:54 PM #249557ParticipantAs I said on SDL,
I wonder how much money they have left. They put money down on AZ?
Bought 03/23/2007 for $795,000. Original principal balance of the note is $636.
It did cost money every month to live in these places over the last 8 years, hopefully while owning homes that overlapped, they rented them out.
It costs money to do their world tour.
The thing I can’t figure out is when they dropped out of the corporate world and she stopped peddling drugs. Were they solely living off their real estate money the past couple of years?
I just don’t see them making all the money they’re claiming off the MLM. That sounds like a load to me. That’s just pretend/fake income. May qualify you for a loan, but doesn’t mean you’ll be able to keep the place.
July 31, 2008 at 8:41 AM #249655ParticipantI just heard about a prowler felon last night in the 800 block of Archer. Caught him w/a knife, spark plug tips and stolen property (women’s rolex watches). The guy is in his 50’s. Gonna be deported.
I thought North PB was somewhat safe, but apparently not. This was at 1:45 in the morning. Kinda scary.
July 31, 2008 at 8:41 AM #249811ParticipantI just heard about a prowler felon last night in the 800 block of Archer. Caught him w/a knife, spark plug tips and stolen property (women’s rolex watches). The guy is in his 50’s. Gonna be deported.
I thought North PB was somewhat safe, but apparently not. This was at 1:45 in the morning. Kinda scary.
July 31, 2008 at 8:41 AM #249818ParticipantI just heard about a prowler felon last night in the 800 block of Archer. Caught him w/a knife, spark plug tips and stolen property (women’s rolex watches). The guy is in his 50’s. Gonna be deported.
I thought North PB was somewhat safe, but apparently not. This was at 1:45 in the morning. Kinda scary.
July 31, 2008 at 8:41 AM #249877ParticipantI just heard about a prowler felon last night in the 800 block of Archer. Caught him w/a knife, spark plug tips and stolen property (women’s rolex watches). The guy is in his 50’s. Gonna be deported.
I thought North PB was somewhat safe, but apparently not. This was at 1:45 in the morning. Kinda scary.
July 31, 2008 at 8:41 AM #249885ParticipantI just heard about a prowler felon last night in the 800 block of Archer. Caught him w/a knife, spark plug tips and stolen property (women’s rolex watches). The guy is in his 50’s. Gonna be deported.
I thought North PB was somewhat safe, but apparently not. This was at 1:45 in the morning. Kinda scary.
July 31, 2008 at 8:51 AM #249675nostradamus
ParticipantHe’s a lucky felon: deportation is better than prison. At least this way he can be back in a week to finish where he left off.
OT: I’ll bet crime will increase while our economy collapses (I know, duh).
July 31, 2008 at 8:51 AM #249831ParticipantHe’s a lucky felon: deportation is better than prison. At least this way he can be back in a week to finish where he left off.
OT: I’ll bet crime will increase while our economy collapses (I know, duh).
July 31, 2008 at 8:51 AM #249838ParticipantHe’s a lucky felon: deportation is better than prison. At least this way he can be back in a week to finish where he left off.
OT: I’ll bet crime will increase while our economy collapses (I know, duh).
July 31, 2008 at 8:51 AM #249897ParticipantHe’s a lucky felon: deportation is better than prison. At least this way he can be back in a week to finish where he left off.
OT: I’ll bet crime will increase while our economy collapses (I know, duh).
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