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Originally Posted by mookiemookie
Did he have kids?
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At the time, no
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Originally Posted by mookiemookie
If he had, where would they have slept?
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but if he did...
they would have stayed at home in their little crappy apartment with their mother. Trust me - as someone who helps manage rental properties it takes a good
3 or 4 weeks to evict someone in most states, and thats if you follow all the proper steps. and that only takes place after the first rent check is not received by the property owner... so in theory, they might have as much as 60 days to vacate.
Even with the worst case scenario of a home foreclosure
you have 30 days in most cases to get out
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Originally Posted by mookiemookie
Would it have worked to take them out of school for two days? What would they have eaten? If they have to move, where do they stay until the first paycheck? How do they pay a rent deposit? Where do they bathe? What do they put down for a permanent address?
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see above explaination
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Originally Posted by mookiemookie
Your example is not feasible for the majority of people who are out of work. It just doesn't work that way.
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i think that it IS feasible for many people... certainly not
every single person - but for many people it IS.
i dont want you to open your mind on this one mookie...
just crack the door a bit and realize that with a 3-4 week eviction process, or a 30 day foreclosure process it is at least a possibility
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though i do understand that there are individuals who will sit around and feel sorry or themselves and look to the government for help as opposed to trying to do anything to fix their situation - i realize that there ARE certain people who are either incapable or unwilling to take care of themselves.