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Jonny moving Out

Looks like someone snapped a few pics of Jon loading up his car, and apparently attempting to move into his Mom's apartment.
While I believe his ban at her place is over, it is still a 55+ community with limitations on pets. One dog (small dogs) per apartment, plus I think his Aunt is living in Miriam's apartment too. His foreclosure is set in 4 days so he must be in a panic right now. Things could get interesting this week.
 
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Suffer tranny.
 
One hopes that Miriam's building management has picked up on this and is taking steps to deny Yaniv from taking up residence in their building. While the TRO barring Yaniv from the property might have expired. Most Condos can step in to block disruptive guests from becoming resident.
Most of those places have CCTV by the doors and in the hall ways and common areas. I'm sure if the building has security, a superintendent or maintenance staff that reviews footage Johnny boy's mom will get a talking to.
 
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This may be a dumb question, but is "strata" just a Canadian term for apartment or condo building? I don't think I've ever heard of it before this thread.
 
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Per Meowmix, the seniors at Miriam's place called RCMP and they made him remove his belongings.

"Jessica Yaniv Simpson attempted to move his belongings into his mother Miriam Yaniv’s Senior-Only building (The Residences At Village Square) and RCMP were called and attended. A witness (and there were plenty) provided a few photographs and a witness account of the events on July 18. With less than a week to go until his foreclosure court date July 24th, Jon appears to have loaded up his leased SUV for a move across the street to Miriam’s strata. Of course, it did not go as the Yaniv’s planned. The mayhem ensued as the RCMP forced him to remove his stuff. Of note, the building is 55+ only and restricts the units to 1 pet only. Jon-Jess may look old as fuck but he just recently turned 38 years old. Miriam has a dog. Jon can’t pawn off Rexy the non-service dog on his mom. Miriam and her deaf sister live inside a 1 bedroom apartment that is only 590 Sq. Ft. in size."

 
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Per Meowmix, the seniors at Miriam's place called RCMP and they made him remove his belongings.

"Jessica Yaniv Simpson attempted to move his belongings into his mother Miriam Yaniv’s Senior-Only building (The Residences At Village Square) and RCMP were called and attended. A witness (and there were plenty) provided a few photographs and a witness account of the events on July 18. With less than a week to go until his foreclosure court date July 24th, Jon appears to have loaded up his leased SUV for a move across the street to Miriam’s strata. Of course, it did not go as the Yaniv’s planned. The mayhem ensued as the RCMP forced him to remove his stuff. Of note, the building is 55+ only and restricts the units to 1 pet only. Jon-Jess may look old as fuck but he just recently turned 38 years old. Miriam has a dog. Jon can’t pawn off Rexy the non-service dog on his mom. Miriam and her deaf sister live inside a 1 bedroom apartment that is only 590 Sq. Ft. in size."


So a van suv by the river it is!
 
This may be a dumb question, but is "strata" just a Canadian term for apartment or condo building? I don't think I've ever heard of it before this thread.
"Strata" is a type of land title ownership in Canada. It's somewhere between an American co-op and an HOA (HOAs are uncommon in the Lower Mainland).

If you own a house, you generally own it freehold. You own the house. You own the land. You have broad decision making powers for the house and the land.

If you own a condo or a townhouse, you usually have strata title. That means you own the part of your unit from the drywall in, and also a proportionate share of the land. The strata is governed by a strata agreement, a set of bylaws and rules that ideally you would peruse before purchasing. Those rules govern the shared space, set the fees, and make some rules about how you can use your unit. The rules are enforced by the Strata Council. Stratas are supposed to be self-governing, but failing that, both the owner and the council have recourse to the Civil Resolution Tribunal and, if that fails, the Supreme Court of BC.

Unlike a co-op, the other members of the strata do not approve each new purchaser. Anyone can buy into a strata. The exception is that some stratas are 55+, like Miriam's.

Stratas are not the kind of places that Kiwis thrive. The rules can be extensive. You can at any point become liable for a portion of extensive repairs or other special levies: e.g. the Strata needs a new roof, or some moron guest keeps pulling the fire alarm and now you all owe the fire department money, or some moron caused your janitorial service to quit and the new one costs twice as much.

People live in strata buildings in the Lower Mainland because property is so expensive that they can't afford freehold.

It is possible for the Strata Council to force you to sell your unit if you make a pain of yourself. I outlined the process in a previous post.
 
So a van suv by the river it is!
And he doesn't own the vehicle. It's either leased or he's paying off a loan. I believe he has had vehicles repoed before, so its only a matter of time until this one is hooked up to a tow truck as well. Hopefully he's in it and they put it right into the scrap crusher. Fitting ending for the pedo.
 
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