Hey Folks I'm In Big Trouble And Need Help

[formerlurker]

Sat Mar 22, 2014, 05:19 PM
stewert (3,481 posts)

Hey Folks I'm In Big Trouble And Need Help



I am disabled and unemployed and barely getting by paying the bills in my Fathers house, I am in the process of getting an SSI appeal hearing with an administration law judge, but the law firm I have says it will not be until October or November, maybe as late as December.

And then today I got a 30 day notice to get out of the house, from my half brother Butch, who has $32,000 in the house. He wants to sell it so he can get his money back.

Here is a photo of the letter I got from him today:



Now I have 30 days to find a place to live, and I have very little money to do it. So if you guys could make some donations and help me out I would be forever grateful.

Here is my paypal e-mail: oreillyspins@yahoo.com

And here is my paypal donation page from my website: http://www.oreilly-sucks.com/donate.htm

If anyone has any ideas where I can get a place to live with almost no income and no job, please reply and let me know about it. And I was wondering if someone can tell me if the 30 day notice means I have to be out of the house by the end of the 30 days, or if I can continue to live in it until it is sold, or the 90 days he talks about is up.

In the letter he says the realtor has a guarantee he will sell it in 90 days, or he will buy it. Does anyone know if that means I can stay in the house while they are trying to sell it, or do I have to be gone by the end of the 30 days.

What if I refuse to leave, how long would it take to evict me?

Thank you,

Steve

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10024710574

otherone (636 posts)
1. I don't think that you can get help at DU like this

but good luck finding your new digs..

Hey newbie - this is a tried and true scam blueprint that NEVER stops working at the DU. 

[formerlurker]

Of course he has more than 30 days, and I am assuming he will receive a portion of the proceeds of the house?   

[franksolich]

You gotta be kidding me.

[Big Dog]

DUmmy stewert should consider Tucson.

[franksolich]

Hey lurking primitives with a dime burning in your pocket: stewert's been at this for seven years now.

http://www.conservativecave.com/index.php/topic,94159.0

At least since 2007, if not before.

As your fellow primitives noted in the link above.

[tanstaafl]

Geez.... stewie's been beggin' since he bought that nice soft pillow for his dad last year, before he checked the insurance policy or find the will. You'd think he would have better luck applying his skills at fund raising in a more productive manner. He has the motor skills to have helped his dad adjust the new pillow just right and isn't too disabled that he can't operate a keyboard, run a website and post all day long to the DUmp from his brother's house.

But, I guess it just wouldn't feel right to ol' stewie to turn a honest buck while there are hundreds of DUmmies out there with more money than brains.

[Carl]

Hey Steve,guess it is you that suck.

[98ZJUSMC]

DUmmy stewert should consider Tucson.

 

Here is my paypal e-mail: oreillyspins@yahoo.com

And here is my paypal donation page from my website: http://www.oreilly-sucks.com/donate.htm

 

So, I wonder what pops took the second mortgage out for?  Stupid is as stupid does.  Seven years of begging, but I have a law firm working on my disability scam.

Our betters.

[NHSparky]

For even when we were with you, this we commanded you, that if any would not work, neither should he eat.

Good ol' Steve, the Internet version of the street corner panhandler.

[franksolich]

MADem (98,711 posts)    Sat Mar 22, 2014, 05:50 PM

7. Send your brother this letter, I am assuming "Butch" isn't the sole owner of the joint.

If it was left to both of you, Butch can't shift you with the snap of his fingers.
 
Dear Butch,

You want your money that you loaned to our father? Sue Dad's estate. You'd better have receipts. See you in court.
 
I don't have anywhere else to live. You can move in with me if you want; that'll solve both our problems. Or you can be a jerk and toss your relative out on the street--your choice.
 
Sincerely,

Steven

PS--You know I'm going to tell any realtor that comes around here that you don't have clear title to this house, don't you? So don't do me like this. Blood is thicker than water.
 
Go get it notarized at the same joint where Butch had his little letter done.

That'll give you six months, at least.

Don't move out. Go get some help at legal aid. Throw a yard sale to get some cash, if you're both inheriting, make sure you put half aside for Butch. He sounds like a cold hearted jerk.
 
Good luck!

 

[franksolich]

TransitJohn (5,544 posts)    Sat Mar 22, 2014, 06:06 PM

11. Unrec, and hide

Not interested in your family's dirty laundry. Also, I'm uninterested in being hit up for money on the DU. Best of luck finding somewhere to live, though.

[franksolich]

stewert (3,485 posts)    Sat Mar 22, 2014, 06:31 PM

17. More Info.............

My Dad left the house to me and my younger brother Scott in his will, but my half brother Butch paid off his 2nd mortgage for $32,000, to do that he had my Dad put his name on the deed to the house.
 
I talked to the attorney who did my Dads will a couple years ago and told him the situation, and he said the fact that Butch has his name on the deed cancels out the will.
 
My Dad has a mortgage on the house now that I have been paying since he died last May, so I have some money in the house too, I paid $450 a month on the loan for a year.
 
I have a $40,000 balance on the current home loan with Chase bank.

And btw, I plan to call a free legal aid hotline Monday and see what they say about it.

[BattleHymn]

DUmmy stewert should consider Tucson.

Stewert might be able to get some good advice on squatting at a place he doesn't own from the grasswipe primitive. 

[franksolich]

Warpy (75,033 posts)   Sat Mar 22, 2014, 06:47 PM

20. Calling the hotline should have been done first before asking for money here.

Half brother doesn't own the house, he owns one third of the house. At time of sale, he will have to fork over your share in cash. A lawyer can help you untangle who owns what and who owes what to whom.
 
Solutions will happen according to whether or not he had the proper paperwork done at the time and whether or not you and your brother together will be able to float a second mortgage to cancel his lien and get him off the title.

stewert (3,485 posts)    Sat Mar 22, 2014, 07:01 PM

23. Warpy............

There is no way possible for me and my brother Scott to float a 2nd mortgage to cancel his lien and get him off the title.
 
The paperwork looks good to me, but I am not a lawyer, and btw, butch used to own a mortgage company so he knew what he was doing when he paid off that $32,000 2nd mortgage, I am pretty sure he had his lawyers telling him what to do to make it legal.

Warpy (75,033 posts)   Sat Mar 22, 2014, 07:08 PM

24. You will still get a third of the take if he does force a sale

A wiser idea might have been to set up a payment plan when your dad died.

Chances are he needs the money, too.

The economy sucks for everybody but the Koch boys.

Calling Tanker.....Tanker.....Tanker.....

If you're around, Tanker, sir, please pick up the telephone......

[franksolich]

zappaman (11,400 posts)    Sat Mar 22, 2014, 07:11 PM

25. You certainly ask for money quite a bit.

In fact, every OP on DU in the last year has asked for money.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10023561214

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10022854343

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10023629357

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10023693497

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10023944554

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10023971521

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10024379384

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10024583778

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10024610633

 

[GOBUCKS]

Response to zappaman (Reply #25)
Sat Mar 22, 2014, 07:29 PM
jehop61 (457 posts)
35. Sent an alert on this guy

But it never was addressed. He's the DU equivalent of a Nigerian Prince.

But nearly every DUmmy takes his scam seriously.

[USA4ME]

stewert

...Butch paid off his 2nd mortgage for $32,000, to do that he had my Dad put his name on the deed to the house.

Game over!

.
 

[dane]

Isn't this (roughly) the same sentence with the same months Stew used last year when he was asking for money for his November bills?

am disabled and unemployed and barely getting by paying the bills in my Fathers house, I am in the process of getting an SSI appeal hearing with an administration law judge, but the law firm I have says it will not be until October or November, maybe as late as December

[USA4ME]

MADem

Send your brother this letter,...

Dear Butch,

You want your money that you loaned to our father? Sue Dad's estate. You'd better have receipts. See you in court.

I don't have anywhere else to live. You can move in with me if you want; that'll solve both our problems. Or you can be a jerk and toss your relative out on the street--your choice.

Sincerely,

Steven

PS--You know I'm going to tell any realtor that comes around here that you don't have clear title to this house, don't you? So don't do me like this. Blood is thicker than water.


Go get it notarized at the same joint where Butch had his little letter done.

Don't just sent him a lie, send him a notorized lie. Yeah, that'll make a difference. 

Something tells me the primitives think something being notorized holds some magical meaning rather than being nothing more than acknowledging the notary just witnessed the person signing their name.

.

[franksolich]

Game over!

Thanks, sir; that's what I wanted to know.

[franksolich]

Ooopsy dooops.

Poor stew.

stewert (3,486 posts)    Sat Mar 22, 2014, 05:19 PM

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[USA4ME]

Thanks, sir; that's what I wanted to know.

Don't know Illinois law but chances are it'll take longer than 30 days to do all the brother needs to do. But stewert is eventually OUT!! (This is all dependent upon stewert being accurate regarding all that's going on, and when it comes to that, who knows.)

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[Carl]

stewert (3,485 posts)    Sat Mar 22, 2014, 06:31 PM

17. More Info.............

My Dad left the house to me and my younger brother Scott in his will, but my half brother Butch paid off his 2nd mortgage for $32,000, to do that he had my Dad put his name on the deed to the house.
 
I talked to the attorney who did my Dads will a couple years ago and told him the situation, and he said the fact that Butch has his name on the deed cancels out the will.
 
My Dad has a mortgage on the house now that I have been paying since he died last May, so I have some money in the house too, I paid $450 a month on the loan for a year.
 
I have a $40,000 balance on the current home loan with Chase bank.

And btw, I plan to call a free legal aid hotline Monday and see what they say about it.

Butch has his name on the deed,that is the legal instrument of ownership.
The Realtor is likely aware of the situation and if willing to be involved then he knows the legal aspects.
There is no estate to settle as the house was disposed of previous to death.
Steve I guess can sue his family to recoup his money but no idea how that would work out.

My take on it.

[franksolich]

What bothers me about this whole mortgage deal is that stew's paternal ancestor was circa 90 years old when he died a couple of years ago.  There ideally should've been no mortgage, it having been paid off a long time ago, given the guy's age.  Most ancient people, if they've owned their home a long time, own it free and clear.

I suspect this mortgage was taken out to subsidize stew.

[I_B_Perky]

Game over!
 

I initially agreed USA... then I saw the below.  

stewert (3,485 posts)    Sat Mar 22, 2014, 06:31 PM

17. More Info.............

My Dad left the house to me and my younger brother Scott in his will, but my half brother Butch paid off his 2nd mortgage for $32,000, to do that he had my Dad put his name on the deed to the house.
 
I talked to the attorney who did my Dads will a couple years ago and told him the situation, and he said the fact that Butch has his name on the deed cancels out the will.
 
My Dad has a mortgage on the house now that I have been paying since he died last May, so I have some money in the house too, I paid $450 a month on the loan for a year.
 
I have a $40,000 balance on the current home loan with Chase bank.

And btw, I plan to call a free legal aid hotline Monday and see what they say about it.

Welll... we got a little problem here. Assuming this is true.

Let us look at the so called facts:

1. Dummie's dad had a 2nd mortgage.
2. Dummies brother paid it off and had the house put in his name.
3. Dad took out a third mortgage on the house. The house that is no longer in his name?
4. dummie claims the will said the dummie and second brother are cowners.

First off... any bank worth their salt is gonna demand the deed. If it ain't in Dad's name, no mortgage. Unless the brother cosigned for the mortgage. If so, that changes everything. Seems to me the 3rd mortgage bank would have first dibs on the house from the estate or if it is indeed in brothers name, then he owes it.

This BS just don't add up. Now there could be other things going on here. Like brother owns the house but dad can live there until death. Mom got that on her house.  Still don't think the bank is gonna do a mortgage on a setup like that. Unless it was secured by something other than the house.

Like I said... this don't pass the smell test. Not a bit of it.

Personally I think the dummie is lying and the original scenario is true. The dummie wants to raise the 32,000 and some extra to boot. Dummie's brother is gonna kick his worthless butt out to the street. At least the brother waited until after winter.

Edited to add:

BTW... what attorney worth his salt is gonna tell his client to give his brother a hand written note? I understand that it was notarized, but all that means is the person that signed it is indeed who the note claims it is.  No notary worth his/her salt is gonna notarize a hand written note. I know, I was a notary public years and years ago. Not for something like that. At least I wouldn't do it.