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- Jun 20, 2018
Imagine if that house ends up on flip or flop after being sold.Because for the Govt to pay for someone to be placed in a facility like that, they demand that any assets that person has be liquidated to pay for the care and once those funds are gone, THEN Medicare/Medicaid/Social Security/etc. will pick up the tab.
according to Greene County Tax Records, the house is still in Bob and Barb’s name. Bob’s dead, obviously, and the only other person on the deed is Barb so 14BC is owned 100% by her. Now, it’s mortgaged to the hilt BUT it’s still an asset of hers, and if she’s going into a long term facility, it’ll need to be liquidated and if she’s in no condition to do it, and no relative steps forward to do it, the State will appoint someone to do it for her.
it’s not like it’ll happen in the next week or even month, but if Barb is going into long-term care then 14BC will be sold along with everything in it.
“Well Christina we have a room full of legos, what do we do now?”
I would also imagine if word get to Chris that everything in the house is no longer his, he will completely lose it and most likely end up in the hole.
Having said all of this, no sane person would want to purchase that house and not because of the condition. A house can be cleaned and repaired as long as it’s structurally safe. Anyone who knows Chris will know that house will be the target of weens. My guess is someone from Europe with no knowledge of Chris will end up with it and then wonder why the house is consistently vandalized.