That panic in his voice combined with that bout of narcissistic rage in this clip tells me that something big is coming, but I'm still tempering my expectations with aof optimism.
Fuck he is stupid and a drama whore.
I'm waiting to see where the actual property tax shakes out in this. Property tax would have been either in the mortgage payment he stopped paying, or a separate payment which the town would have put a lien on the condo for nonpayment. Since that hasn't appeared to have happened, I assume the bank is who paid it.Sorry for not putting this up above but a Twitter troll found something interesting. Phil was apparently hit with a lien for not paying tax to the town of Stratford about two months ago, supposedly for not paying his sewage bill:
To be perfectly clear I cannot verify the lien's existence or amount independently but the dates of June 29 2009, August 16 2019, and October 4 2019 line up exactly with the dates in MidFirst's complaint. If this is a gay op it is remarkably thorough.
Edit: If (I need to emphasize that word!) this is real Phil may have also defaulted on some of the taxes + fees associated with the Connecticut property only to realize recently that he is still liable which could explain why he is now so panicky. This also adds another wrinkle to his sudden interest in the MidFirst hearing because this lien was from a debt incurred in 2019: Common sense tells us he would have probably did not pay in 2020 or 2021 either if he defaulted in 2019 which could mean more unexpected bills if he cannot argue these are covered by some combination of the foreclosure and bankruptcy discharge (no idea if this is true and the answer may be too convoluted for me to figure out).
The fat faggot has the audacity to beg like a dog and then proceed to go off-camera to fucking stretch, Shameless beggar.
Anything to not play a video game. Why hasn't he needed to do this before in his 12 year begacy?
The moment is upon our Phil, He's got thousands of hours of training and practice behind him,
Real estate taxes run with the property, which is why people generally don't want to mess with property with unresolved tax issues, especially when the amount is in controversy. Since they're going to end up owning this, they're more or less on the hook for them since the current deadbeat mortgagor is not going to pay them. Perhaps they can force him to pay them later, but in the meantime, they want to keep the property safe.
The question is whether they're also entitled to attorney's fees. Those are likely to be in the low five figures, considering the relatively low energy pace of this case.
The notice of judgment listed the attorney's fees at exactly $3000.
Damn this must be a real flat fee mill. That explains the extremely low energy.
Why 5k? Is that the attorneys fees and filing fees? If so that is a huge chunk of change. Now If Midfirst would also come for the deficency< (highly unlikely) that would make Phil's life miserable. I would expect the introduction of the 500$ tips goal. and even then he would never pay of this debt because he would most likely sink that money into stupid shit
Hard to tell, honestly. All of the paperwork seems to be generally required, so it's not clear if they're just fulfilling procedure or planning to come for it.
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At the point they have a fresh judgment they can just put a lien on the Wakahndo and wait for him to fuck up badly enough to have to sell it, or just hold onto it until he croaks.
If he chimps immediately, he reads this thread. If he waits for the USPS to get it to him, he'll start chimping in a couple days.Agent Smith just dropped this on my Desk, big ups.
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