A 90000 dollar house in Florida online but he was misinformed and only sold a 50ft space of grass and the company refuses to give him refund.
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Can't post link to story on my mobile phone type it in googleComment -
Sorry it was a 9k villa he boughtComment -
He was buying tax credits on houses behind on real estate taxes
1ft x 100ft plot of land
It was his own fault he didn't look up the parcel
Also, purchased it from the county, not a company.Comment -
He gambled and lost
End of storyComment -
same thing I used to say to the ex her response you cant apply gambling to everything my follow up sure u canOriginally posted by Fire in da holeComment -
You can just about apply gambling to most thingsOriginally posted by jtoler
In this case, the guy was absolutely lazy. Who doesn't even look up the parcel number before potentially buying the property?Comment -
his fault
guy was an idiotComment -
Can he rent it out to the villa owners? Otherwise he couldn't technically just chill on it and make life hell for the villa residents.Comment -
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TAMARAC, Fla. - A South Florida man thought he snagged a deal when he paid $9,100 in an online auction for what he thought was a villa. What he got was a 1-foot-by-100-foot strip of land.
The land, valued at only $50, starts on a curb and goes under a wall separating two villas in the Spring Lake community and then out to the back of the lot.
An official tells the South Florida Sun Sentinel there's not a lot Kerville Holness can do about his purchase.
Holness says he was deceived. He says property appraiser photos linked to the auction site shows a villa being on the parcel he made a bid on.
But the newspaper says the appraiser's site and information on the county's tax site show no building value.
https://www.local10.com/news/florida...-strip-of-landComment -
Probably no one was paying property tax on that little space separating the villas since no one owned it. So the county decided to auction it off and this dumbass bids $9,000 to start off. No one matches, he wins the auction. Now he has a $50
piece of land he paid $9,000 for and he has to now pay property taxes on it.
Really the reason why a real estate investor might buy something like that (a tiny sliver of land) is the hopes a big developer comes in that needs your piece of land to finish their project and you make them buy you out at a large profit.Comment -
It's a nice strip of grass, I think he got a steal
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Classic
Probably someone from sbrComment -
Guy should have spend the $9100 to change his stupid fukkin name.
Kerville Holness?Comment -
Good place to grow weed.Comment -
The land, valued at only $50, starts on a curb and goes under a wall separating two villas in the Spring Lake community and then out to the back of the lot
wonder if he can break down the Wall separating the two villas ?Comment -
Could throw a hammock on that strip of land and chill.. Own it!!
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seems very deceptive he should be able to do something why would anyone be selling that little strip separately anyway. I bet morino could win this case for him.Comment -
Daggles,
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He should've purchased 1 Bitcoin for the same exact price basically. Wow what a loser this was practically my neighbor.Comment -
They basically just bought a legal stalker for life now. Lose/lose for both parties.Comment -
I’d put all my trash on it and turn it into a landfill. Fukk everyone!Comment -
Unreal
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Originally posted by SBR Tony
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Since there are buildings on "his" property, he can sue the owners of the build and demand they remove said homes from the parcel..........they in turn will be forced to buy the strip from him or face further consequences. The taxes were not being paid on the strip by the builder, that's why the tax lien issue came up. Only is Florida, LOL........Comment -
what a hamburger
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Their houses aren’t on his property, only a small wall connecting the two properties.Originally posted by joey sangria
he could maybe apply for a demo permit to remove his small wall, but that’s it. Not guaranteed city/county would even permit the demo since he cannot construct anything on it.
Sounds like the original builder was cheap and didn’t want to combine the lotsComment -
Lmao: that the kind of outside the box thinking we like around here!! If he was that clever he wouldn’t have bought in 1st place tho!Originally posted by funnyb25Comment -
Lol. It be really funny when they tell him he responsible for mowing it!’Originally posted by SBR TonyComment -
Now this made me laugh out loudOriginally posted by 2daBank
i can just see the two homeowners saying “hey, let’s fk this guy and not mow the grass.”
He would shit a brick when he got that HOA letterComment -
You know it would happen with Florida councils. Broward planning for sure.Originally posted by Fire in da hole
Shuffleboard would be a better alt, than bowling lane
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Why can’t the guy just pull a Landers and do a charge back?Comment
