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Quoted:He never permitted the structure. The house can’t be sold until the structure is demolished, massive fines and back taxes collected. View Quote Which will make any potential lender "hinky". I found an amazing property owned by a construction company executive. He had his crews build him a shop, garage, greenhouse, aviary, pool, pool house, huge tree house, vineyards, an underground wine cellar, two ponds, a waterfall, a hobbit house ... and nothing was permitted. The city wanted cash or a bond equal to the sales price of the property to start negotiations and basically wanted the property leveled from the home's foundation to the fence line. |
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I mean, they're probably planning to leave the value of that structure to the OP when they pass. Right? Just ask them.
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Quoted: How the fuck did you build a home on a piece of land that isn't deeded to you? Did you finance the 175k? The fuck you did, a lending institution would've never financed the build on someone else's deeded land. Did you pay cash? Bullshit, if you did then you can affored to sue the fuck out of your parents. Did your parents build it and finance it? Is it conforming with the County as a MIL quarters or was it illegally built in the dead of night? OP is full of shit and your parents hate you. View Quote I used cash from selling my house. It was very inviting by my folks when we did this. It was bare land. We dug the well. They payed for power. We’ve been paying half of the property tax this whole time. |
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Quoted: I used cash from selling my house. It was very inviting by my folks when we did this. It was bare land. We dug the well. They payed for power. We’ve been paying half of the property tax this whole time. View Quote That really sucks op, sorry this is happening. What did your folks say when they told you they weren't going to at the very least pay you back what it cost to build the place? Family can really suck sometimes, most of us have been there in one form or another at some point. |
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Quoted: I used cash from selling my house. It was very inviting by my folks when we did this. It was bare land. We dug the well. They payed for power. We’ve been paying half of the property tax this whole time. View Quote There’s got to be more to this story. Are you on bad terms with them? Have a falling out? After 14 years, they randomly intend to sell the property and cut you out? With no warning or indication that this was a possibility? |
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Quoted: There’s got to be more to this story. Are you on bad terms with them? Have a falling out? After 14 years, they randomly intend to sell the property and cut you out? With no warning or indication that this was a possibility? View Quote Something had to have happened. Said they were gonna give him the place. Something is wrong. |
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Quoted: I used cash from selling my house. It was very inviting by my folks when we did this. It was bare land. We dug the well. They payed for power. We’ve been paying half of the property tax this whole time. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: How the fuck did you build a home on a piece of land that isn't deeded to you? Did you finance the 175k? The fuck you did, a lending institution would've never financed the build on someone else's deeded land. Did you pay cash? Bullshit, if you did then you can afford to sue the fuck out of your parents. Did your parents build it and finance it? Is it conforming with the County as a MIL quarters or was it illegally built in the dead of night? OP is full of shit and your parents hate you. I used cash from selling my house. It was very inviting by my folks when we did this. It was bare land. We dug the well. They payed for power. We’ve been paying half of the property tax this whole time. And your parents out of the blue said fugg off? May we have the rest of the story good sir? |
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Quoted: Something had to have happened. Said they were gonna give him the place. Something is wrong. View Quote Moving in for a while is a lot different than sinking hundreds of thousands of dollars into mom and dad's word. That's insane. Relationships can change and it doesn't require you to do anything wrong. |
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Quoted: In any case, there is no way on this planet I would have sunk all my money and built a house on land that isn't mine, without a lawyer drafting some an agreed upon contract were I cannot get screwed out of my investment. I am close to my family, still zero chance. In turn, I very much doubt they would let me do it without a legal agreement. Moving in for a while is a lot different than sinking hundreds of thousands of dollars into mom and dad's word. That's insane. Relationships can change and it doesn't require you to do anything wrong. View Quote I dont disagree with you at all. In fact, your path is what i would choose. |
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My methbilly neighbors had one of their strung out daughters build a small umpermitted home on their farm. They have had enough of her shit and told her to leave. Should get interesting legally as she refuses. Small house maybe $40,000 in materials if I had to guess.
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This is like the opposite of the house my friends bought.
Dude signed 5 acres of his farm to his son so he could build a house with the understanding he wouldn’t sell it and wanted to live there the rest of his life. Barely finished the house and sold it. Dad was pissed but nothing he could do and wasn’t willing to pay his son for a house he didn’t want even if he kept the property. The farm owner was over talking to my friends and mentioned the little stunt got his son written out of his will but he isn’t going to find out until he’s dead so hope he made enough to be happy with it. |
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I’d guess situations like these are cause to “mysterious” structure fires.
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The fact that the OP is just dribbling out responses shows this to be a safe type thread.There are many obvious questions that aren't being addressed like why aren't the parents compensating their own son. What reason did they give to allow him to build and then screw him out of any compensation.
Or its a parody thread about the guy that was looking at property with a house on it that no one claimed to know anything about. |
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Quoted: The fact that the OP is just dribbling out responses shows this to be a safe type thread.There are many obvious questions that aren't being addressed like why aren't the parents compensating their own son. What reason did they give to allow him to build and then screw him out of any compensation. Or its a parody thread about the guy that was looking at property with a house on it that no one claimed to know anything about. View Quote Yup, I strongly suspect the OP is a lying troll. He could fix that by laying the situation out in detail in a single post. |
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This wouldn't solve the lack of permits and other issues, but why can't you parents just subdivide the lot and leave you with the land the house is on?
How large of a lot are we talking about here |
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Quoted: You are fucked and know it or you are TROLLING. No sane person does this. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: It’s a 3 bedroom 2 bath house that I spent $175,000 on. I was told the property would be inherited to me. Sure, I saved some cash but I wasn’t saving like I needed to buy another house. You are fucked and know it or you are TROLLING. No sane person does this. In, just like the other mystery house thread. I don't think OP is trolling. And given his minimal communication skills demonstrated here, I can see where a family shit show is possible. I foresee some interesting legal proceedings. |
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If the story is true, a potential sale is no problem due to the property defects.
Most likely it's bullshit. |
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Quoted: Is this some weird parody of this? - https://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/2540835_Buying-some-land-and-found-a-house-on-it-that-wasn-t-built-by-the-land-owner-pg-17-update.html View Quote My first thought. |
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So you lived basically for almost free for 14 years and have nothing to show for it... nice.
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If they don't pay you for it burn it down. Let that MF burn. Then when it's gone piss on the ashes in front of your parents.
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Do they really understand what a headache/bind they're putting you through and don't care?
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Quoted: You need to start reading. You can make this VERY difficult for your parents if you want to. No one will touch that property if it's in the middle of a legal battle. Adverse Posession View Quote "I paid $175k on a house and I'm going to be homeless but I don't want to walk my ass into an actual lawyer's office." Jebus. |
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In some cases adverse possession could apply, but if you paid half the taxes, you weren’t live under the guise of hostile trespass.
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https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/who-can-claim-property-based-adverse-possession-oregon.html#:~:text=Adverse%20possession%20is%20a%20legal,is%20ten%20years%20in%20Oregon.
Adverse possession is a legal doctrine that essentially allows trespassers on a piece of land to gain ownership rights if the true owner doesn't stop them within a certain period of time. That period is ten years in Oregon |
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Quoted: So you’re the guy! https://www.ar15.com/forums/general/Buying-some-land-and-found-a-house-on-it-that-wasn-t-built-by-the-land-owner-pg-17-update/5-2540835/ View Quote My first thoughts as well |
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Is no one going to ask the OP what happened between him building the house and now?
Did you get in a fight and your parents said I’ll fix you. No one fucks family that bad unless something went way south. Details dude, details. |
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Tell them to stay there. We don't want people like that in TN.
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Put a lean on the their property....get a lawyer. If they want to cash out, they will settle.
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Wait a second, is this the land from the safe thread a while back? With the mystery house.
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