Has anyone else seen this? It has to be the strangest thing I've seen in quite a while! It seems that he got his home loan through a "friend of a friend" type situation & that person called his loan & gave him 30 days to come up with the money or lose the house. What a way to go - beg for money? I saw him pimping this on The View this morning.....
i heard him "pimping" (great word laken!) this on the Howard Stern show a couple weeks ago too.
I thought it sounded weird but listening to him explain it- it totally made sense. apparently he had no credit and couldn't get a house the traditional way and ended up land contracting through the "friend of a friend" person.
How about "get a real job" so you don't have to capitalize on the nostalgia of other '80s children? There's a reason you can't get a house when you have shitty credit. It's called YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO PAY FOR IT.
I do think it's pretty funny, though.
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its kind of sad though b/c I head that his parent blew all of his Saved By The Bell money. And when he came of age there was almost nothing left of it.
its kind of sad though b/c I head that his parent blew all of his Saved By The Bell money. And when he came of age there was almost nothing left of it.
yup- thats what happened. there is a bill now for child actors and their parents/guardians taking their money but apparently there wasn't then and so he has squat now.
i guess he is a stand up comic now halleybird. one of the guys on Stern gave him a job opening for him for $2K when he was on the show.
Well, I'm surely not taking up for Screech - I think he should get a "real job" too - but he said he is doing pretty well as a stand up comedian, but not $250,000 a month well - which is how much he needs to stop the foreclosure (quickly).
And actually it's not terribly uncommon for people with unsteady / not "regular paycheck" type income to have a hard time getting a traditional mortgage so his option was probably a pretty good one for him. Though he didn't mention anything about shotty credit on The View - he just said it was his unstable income that was the issue at the time.
I just keep running the scenario through my mind & wonder how long it took him to swallow his pride & put all this out here - what prompts a person to do that? I guess if you are semi-famous & are about to lose your house & think people will fork over money????
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I've heard of this too. How about "get a real job" so you don't have to capitalize on the nostalgia of other '80s children? There's a reason you can't get a house when you have shitty credit. It's called YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO PAY FOR IT. I do think it's pretty funny, though.
LMAO!
I feel bad for him and all.. But I can't imagine who is sending him money.