Karen Family Claims Rights to My Inherited Home! Insists THEY OWN It Instead!
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Karen Family Claims Rights to My Inherited Home! Insists THEY OWN It Instead!
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So did they think their old house had been magically transported to a different street - weird.
No, just a couple of con artists looking for an easy mark.
Its clearly either a scam or insanity..but my money is on scam.
"I stormed out of the house ..." and left the trespassers there alone???
I wondered at this myself- phone call??
@@trinikaisofan5192 and he left the deed to the house with them.
Never ceases too amaze me how people entertain crazy people. You leave them alone and you don't talk to them. No good ever comes from interacting with him.
So they think that the old house they used to live in, AND SOLD TO SOMEONE ELSE, was picked up and moved to another street? Either these people are crazy delusional, or they are coming up with the most valid excuse they can think of to try and take the house
Well, the picked up and moved bit is actually a thing. I live in one such house. It wasn't originally here, and was across town for a good chunk of its history. And you might think that is highly unusual, but in my town it strangely isn't. We're undergoing a lot of new development and one trick developers are using now is to buy up large lots with small houses on them, and pick up and move the house to a smaller lot while building several houses on the bigger lot in its place. Now, I still think they're full of it in this story, but it isn't as implausible as it sounds.
@@Derekloffin Okay, as someone who lives in a trailer, I can see how a small home could be moved (though a basement might be another story - lol!). However, if it's larger, like 2+ stories - how do you move that?
Clearly, the couple is delusional, at best. Heck - what lawyer did they see, and what did that lawyer really say?
Now, if Grandpa's home and the couple's old home was one of those pre-fabs that have the same floor layout and such, along with paint and siding, I could understand, but most people, when they move, aren't going to take the home with them.
@@lockwoan01 The examples I know of are all 1 above ground story buildings (the foundations are replaced on the new site). Mine for example is a Frankenstein of 2 houses, the foundation, and basement, of one from this lot, and the house from the other lot (it is kind of amusing when you know about it as the front is actually the side now to get it working with the foundation). Theoretically you could do a 2 story, but never seen one personally, although have seen one on television, but I suspect that is a lot tougher to pull off and probably restricted to rural areas as power lines and the like would make it very impractical to move it safely. And, yeah, in all cases it has to be a pretty small house as you have to move it through the streets which puts pretty strong restrictions on size.
@@Derekloffin Size would be an issue. Had some of those wind turbines being put up in my area - lots of twists and turns to navigate in some areas.
They’re con artists
Also if the lunatics in the first story sold their house on what world would they expect to be able to take it back? This isnt the twy light zone.
she said it herself this used to be our house,as in it got sold,and now she thinks she can just take it back,regardless if it's the same house or not.
Last story: A toddler with a full diaper is NOT something you ignore. The kid is crying in pain. Poo has bacteria, acids, and all other sorts of toxic things that really irritate skin, especially the rectum. It's called "diaper rash" for a reason. That woman who claimed to be the child's mother should be arrested for criminal neglect and the child handed over to relatives, or if no relatives are available, foster care, because if "Mom" is willing to torture a child for 8+ hours because she can't be bothered, who knows what she'll do whent the child gets older and tries to have its own agency.
How could one home just look like another not even on the same street and have people demand the house was there's?
First story: Personally, I think that the couple was trying to bully and scam a free house out of a grieving young man who they thought would be too naive and distracted to stop them. As for look alike home styles, ever hear of floor plans!? A builder can make dozens of the same model home. Different people can buy a floor plan that they like and can each build the same model of home on the same street, in the same town, across the country, or across the world. Because of this there are many homes that look alike. That doesn't grant anyone ownership of each home of that model just because they own one of them. Yeah, this was definitely an attempt to scam the young man!😠 The restraining order was a good idea. Best to have a legal means in place to keep these crooks away.
Lots of houses look alike...built from the same plans, and there were/are kit houses that are identical.
Exactly. I grew up in a neighborhood with hundreds of houses. All of the houses were built by the same real estate development company, which offered four different floor plans. The result was lots of houses with the same floor plans, some were even painted the same.
So she says her old house was on a different street, but somehow this is her house…l
Story 1, the old couple should be sent to prison for the rest of their old scheming lives.
Story 1….Why the heck would you leave them in your house to go to the police station? Surely a phone call would have been sufficient. Make zero sense.
I don't know why people try to explain. Just say, there are probably a lot of houses like this one and see them out. Then call a lawyer and give the people the lawyer's number if they have anything else to say about the home being theirs.
Yep, don't entertain Karens delusions.
@@ninaappelt9001 Exactly. You shut them down and refuse to discuss it any further. If I've learned anything from all these stories it's that if you are too nice, they'll just keep pushing.
Is this Banyon Street? If not, flake off.
Who else thinks the lawyer they contacted was Lionel Hutz?
Here I sit broken hearted, paid a nickel, only farted, then one day, tried to fart, took a chance , shit my pants. Poetry for a Tuesday…..
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Copyright karma is a TOTAL B. Always check that folks!
Story 1 why didnt op just call 911 instead of driving to the police station I wouldnt want those craxy people alone in my house
he had every right to use force to get them out.
Foodies?
Just because the house looks the same the address ain't and this is clearly work of con artists these people need to know just because the house is similar they just need to keep a deed to the house on hand
Never have I heard so many absolutely unbelievable stories. Thankfully I live in Australia and do not have to put up with all this bullshit!! ONLY IN AMERICA!!
so it goes when everybody can just go online and print out all kinds of papers,that should only be for people with the right to do so.
I'm sorry but if Karen was talking to me and that smug Tuone of voice in the first story I would not be a pleasant person towards her.
Nta. The deed and taxes will show whonowns the property. Seems the ppl got scammed or are scammerd
story 1 you inherited your grandfather house and Karen your neighbour came over to welcome you and her and her family kept on saying this our old house we moved out of comparing it to photos so she barged into your house sat on your lounge with her laws paper work and you this my house my grandfather had this house for over 40 years so you got the police Karen and her husband went to police station and now the have restraining orders against them yeah Karen and her family are insane trying to take your house and maybe you should put cameras up around the property so Karen can’t do this again and my condolences to you your grandfather sounds like a very good person 🌸🌺💐🤔😠😡😟🏡
As to the first story a 500 foot restraining order should probably force the lunatic family to move. As to the last story lack of planning on the idiots part is not an emergency on ops part and op should have you can buy one yourself. That idiot neglected her child and is lucky she wasn't removed from the bus or charged with child neglect.
Is the person in the last story a pre teen child??
The first story is so full of holes it is ridiculous. It is quite obviously a fake story.
I think 90 % of them are fake, but amusing
These idiots do know that people can actually look up a houses residential history, right. Seriously, wanna know who lived in your house before you, you can look that up
they are that stupid,and BTW what did they expect to happen,when they barged in and presented all their evidence,he will believe them and give them the house.
@@runeingebretsen8378 I know I wouldn't
I don’t get the logic that she thinks that he picked up the house from wherever the fuck banyan street is and dragged it all the way over here next to where she would move just to heckle her. What kind of delusional nonsense is that?
Delusion doesn't require logic. It's created in the mind of the delusional person and is maintained despite any facts or logic that can be brought to bear against it.
@@ToEuropa yeah but the problem is why are they clearly competent in every other aspect. If she and her husband were the kind of delusional, that could believe that someone would conspiratorially take their old house and move it across the street to the new place of residence. Then they wouldn’t seem like the kind of people stable enough to actually obey a restraining order.
Abs
I know the creator you stole the second story from.
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Creative writing bullshyt storyies.👎