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Yup, buddy of mine did this to the vacant lots around his place. He bought them up quickly before they could be developed and has a giant back and front yard. It's pretty awesome to do especially if you're in the country side.If the house sells low enough, a neighbor will buy it, tear down the house and put in a swimming pool or double the size of their yard.
I wouldn't be to worried - even when Chris lived at the place, weens were pretty rare showing up to heckle the Chandlers. Probably one of the benefits in living in the middle of the sticks in Virginia, its a pain in the ass to get there if you don't already live relatively close by.The thing that would worry me though is all the weens showing up to fuck with the new owners.
Bob's ghost probably haunts the damned place...Barb will be sent to a senior center, Chris keeps the house until he loses it because of him spending the money on toys and rocks.
Optimistic, 14BC isn't in the middle of the sticks. Charlottesville was already upcoming pre-coof and exploded as people leave New York, New Jersey, Maryland, and even NoVA.I wouldn't be to worried - even when Chris lived at the place, weens were pretty rare showing up to heckle the Chandlers. Probably one of the benefits in living in the middle of the sticks in Virginia, its a pain in the ass to get there if you don't already live relatively close by.
I'm already eyeing it as a Nazi Memorabila museum/ Neo JonestownSome a-logs should buy it and open a museum.
Nonjudicial foreclosure through a deed of trust is simply the trustee selling the house, not first getting title through the courts. The trustee would send all owners a Notice of Sale 60+ or 75+ days in advance and then sell it according to the provisions in the document, usually an auction. A real estate broker ('broker') is sometimes involved for MLS or statutory compliance, a non-broker real estate salesperson ('realtor') is not.I think we can come to a concensus that 14BC will go into foreclosure, but will someone (sane and not a ween) buy it? I haven’t seen anyone mention this, but I think this house would be considered a “stigmatized property.” I have a little knowledge of residential real estate and basically what this is, is a property where someone has died, crimes have occurred there, a celebrity/notorious person lived there, or it has been foreclosed (basically all of those have happened at 14BC). Each state has different laws detailing what a realtor has to disclose. In my state I know you don’t have to advertise the bad shit that happens but if a potential buyer asks you can’t lie or be evasive. If some house flipper decides to buy it with the hopes of getting it livable and selling they are going to have weens snooping around every day trying to photograph and do stupid shit, so if the realtor doesn’t disclose about Chris Chan and his history beforehand and someone buys it the realtor could be in a lot of trouble.
I honestly think it should be bulldozed like John Wayne Gacy’s house or the apartment building Dahmer lived in.
Well, it survived the merge of Barb and Chris.I don't think 14BC will survive the merge![]()
dont worry they’ll still want the frozen cumcicles they’ll pay top dollar for it just to own a piece of christory…. you will notice most will buy two, one to keep and one to… well we already know what will happen just (unfortunately) use your imaginationI assume you are saying weens will pay for his semen. All the semen in Chris's freezer is long dead and dried up by now. He probably thought his freezer would work like the ones at a sperm bank.