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More like, “It’s mom’s.”It's mine!"
Because Nick is an arrogant prick who was off his face on alcohol and drugs and doped up Kayla is about as much use as a wet paper bag.But the whole second house thing brings us back to the bigger question: why didn't they just sell it last year and pay off this mortgage on the main house
His parents will just buy it at auction.he will be fine,
This needs to be combined with Fat Head Boss Baby Barnes screaming out, "Rekieta's already won"
It wasn't much of a jump. Nick has been a demonic milk machine all year.Rackets updates New Years address in recent revelations of how his life has completely spiralled and 2024 will look like a walk in the park compared to 2025.
“Happy New Year's Eve, everyone. 2025 promises to be a beautiful disaster. Don't make mortgage payments. Snort coke. Pursue a polycule , be a cow, find julay! Life is a balldo, strap it on, or leave it on the shelf; just choose consciously. I'll be seeing you all at the back of Denny’s. Peace.”
The second year in a row that in a last minute sparkling revelation that this guy seriously is looking to win this years Julay awards.
He really should apologize to DSP for mocking his bankruptcy scam. The difference between Phil and Nick, is Phil only lost one of his properties and kept the house he currently resides in. Nick somehow lost both. Yeah I'm saying it; DarkSydePhil is more fiscally responsible than Nick Rekieta of Rekieta Law, a small law firm in Central Minnesota.So Crackets was making a million dollars in a year and somehow managed to increase his debt. Amazing.
Anyone with (or without) a mortgage knows that if you don't pay you can lose your house. This isn't arcane legal knowledge.I wonder. Do you think this was just a matter of Nick being bad at law? Like he got drunk and said "Hey, the house is in trust, they can't evict me if I take a mortgage and don't pay it back" and just thought he discovered a free money glitch?
He's not in a suburb. He's not even in an exurb. But we know his main house is estimated at around $900k and the other around $400k. A $250k homevwouldn't be comfortable.250K won't get you far in a suburban market and certainly nowhere near appropriate for 5 children. A single couple with a 250K budget still has decent options in the suburbs and great options in the sticks, not so much for five child families. If you're willing to hop over to South Dakota, 250K can get great properties in idyllic towns. With 250K and seven people to house, you're probably best buying several neighboring trailers for cash. With the online nature of his work, he can literally make dozens of dollars a day streaming.
I thought I saw it was ~4.75% - which means $1640ish for $316k.Technically, it is 1877.93 plus necessary insurance premiums plus monthly property tax amount (The lender will almost always bake these into a monthly obligation, so the underlying asset isn't lost to tragedy or failure to pay property taxes. He does however get around any PMI payments because he has under 75% loan to value). Even if the insurance and property tax throw the payment closer to 2200, it still is retarded to not keep up with minimum payments.
Derp, I put 360,000 in the calculator. Regardless, I don't know how stringent the mortgage company would be when the loan is well under 50% of the value of the home. In MN, almost every lender requires PMI for any loan that is over 75% of the value of the underlying asset and almost always requires that the taxes and insurance are baked into said payment. If a borrower dodged their property tax, but paid their mortgage, the bank would have no asset to insure against default of the remainder of the loan, putting the lender in a terrible position. The same would be said if a fire totaled an uninsured house. But these can be circumvented by other means, whether it is putting up other assets as collateral or really any terms the lender finds amenable and reasonable. As said, when the loan is less than half the value of the property insuring it, they might not be so adamant about such things.I thought I saw it was ~4.75% - which means $1640ish for $316k.
Who knows. Remember, on the day Nick was exposed for having given his daughter cocaine, Ty Beard was staunchly defending Nick in the chat. The only remotely sympathetic theory I have about that behavior is that Nick's parents have Ty Beard watching Nick to make sure he doesn't fuck up even harder. Turns out it didn't work so well since Robert Lord here is about to be homeless because he's a junkie retard.I was going to joke that "I guess he'll have to go work for Ty after all," but I'm wondering if Ty would even take him at this point.
Nick's insults to others are always just projection.He really should apologize to DSP for mocking his bankruptcy scam. The difference between Phil and Nick, is Phil only lost one of his properties and kept the house he currently resides in. Nick somehow lost both. Yeah I'm saying it; DarkSydePhil is more fiscally responsible than Nick Rekieta of Rekieta Law, a small law firm in Central Minnesota.
Ron Toye might be better than Nick.Who knows. Remember, on the day Nick was exposed for having given his daughter cocaine, Ty Beard was staunchly defending Nick in the chat. The only remotely sympathetic theory I have about that behavior is that Nick's parents have Ty Beard watching Nick to make sure he doesn't fuck up even harder. Turns out it didn't work so well since Robert Lord here is about to be homeless because he's a junkie retard.
Nick's insults to others are always just projection.
-Ron Toye
-Russell Greer
-DSP
-Null
-Eric July
-Hopefully not Montegraph but at this rate who knows
Shut up, nerd. Cool people ruin their lives, and the lives of their alleged love ones!He's crashing and burning at mach 5 but will still tell you that YOU'RE the loser.