I am guessing his LI tax bills were close to 70 grand per year so this 20 seems like a deal
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Tony Soprano never had a GMC. He had a Chevrolet Suburban and two Cadillac Escalades.
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You know exactly what Escalade screams.
Or a Navigator.
Hence why he doesn't have them now.
Yes, I've done my research.
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Nope!
This is based off the taxes for the LI home in 2016. Only considering general property taxes + school tax he would be paying $33,000 a year.
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The guy has like 3 years to live and has no real wife and kids to worry about taking care of. There's no reason for him to try to save any money.
Plus if you found out he was driving a 97 Corolla there would be a post making fun of him for that. The guy can't win.
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Nassau County property taxes are like 0.022%. His house was like 3.2 Mil. That would be $70,400 a year in property tax.
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Pissing money away so the pests don’t win. He really is professor Anthony.
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IT WAS MY HEART MEDICATION, HOLEEE SHIT!!!!!!
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Honestly, I wouldn't rag on him keeping an old car still running. That's just smart economics.
But we know this idiot drove his money, repeatedly. A wise man gets a nice car and keeps it until it dies.
Plus, let's be honest here... Nana passes as an old Asian woman, a Toyota fits him.
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Still too much for Taylor’s, SC. Located outside of Greenville.
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It's all the same shit. Caddy and GMC are both owned by GM.
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Proof either Nana or his ballwashers lurk here. He hadn’t paid it since it was initially due at a discounted rate end of 2023.
I post his bill and suddenly it’s paid (plus delinquency).
He really does have a lot in common with the Milwaukee Hog.
Now pay your car tax, stupid!
I post his bill and suddenly it’s paid (plus delinquency).
He really does have a lot in common with the Milwaukee Hog.
Now pay your car tax, stupid!
- Tax
- Tax Year: 2023
- Tax Amount: $49,077
- Tax Rate Code Area: 706
- Appraisal Valuation
- Standard Deviation: 0.1865
- Valuation Date: Nov 29, 2023
- Confidence Score: 75
- Final Value: 2,930,167
- High Value: 3,476,742
- Low Value: 2,383,592
- Open Liens
- Total Open Liens: 2
- Total Open Liens Amount: $2,414,000
- First Open Lien Mortgage Lender: UNITED WHOLESALE MORTGAGE
- First Open Lien Mortgage Recording Date: Jul 30, 2021
- First Open Lien Mortgage Financing Type: Fixed Rate
- First Open Lien Mortgage Loan Amount: $1,980,000
- First Open Lien Mortgage Term: 360
- First Open Lien Mortgage Position: 1
- First Open Lien Mortgage Loan Type: New Conventional
- First Open Lien Mortgage Loan Due Date: Aug 01, 2051
- Second Open Lien Mortgage Lender: JOVIA FINANCIAL FCU
- Second Open Lien Mortgage Recording Date: Jul 26, 2023
- Second Open Lien Mortgage Financing Type: Variable
- Second Open Lien Mortgage Loan Amount: $434,000
- Second Open Lien Mortgage Term: 360
- Second Open Lien Mortgage Position: 2
- Second Open Lien Mortgage Loan Type: Credit Line (Revolving)
- Market Valuation
- Market Total Value: $2,295,000
- Assessments Valuation
- Assessed Year: 2023
- Assessed Total Value: $2,295
- Assessed Land Value: $548
- Assessed Improvements Value: $1,747
- Sales
- Current Sale Contract Date: Jul 21, 2021
- Current Sale Recording Date: Jul 30, 2021
- Current Sale Transaction ID: 11849428152
- Current Sale Price: $2,492,000
- Current Sale Document Type: Bargain and Sale Deed
- Current Sale Input Document Number: 2021-101075
- Previous Sale Recording Date: Mar 27, 2006
- Previous Sale Contract Date: Feb 23, 2006
- Previous Sale Amount: $2,925,000
- Previous Sale Document Type: Deed
- Last Sale Mortgage
- First Mortgage Lender: UNITED WHOLESALE MORTGAGE
- First Mortgage Transaction Date: Jul 30, 2021
- First Mortgage Loan Amount: $1,980,000
- First Mortgage Terms: 360
- First Mortgage Loan Type: New Conventional
- First Mortgage Loan Due Date: Aug 01, 2051
Total Open Liens Amount: $2,414,000
That's a cool 2 grand in his pocket, if he was able to get the broker to accept a 3% commission.
At 6% he lost another 70 grand to his broker.
A side note, he likely applied for a million dollar line of credit on his 2nd mortgage and sold the house after he blew through 434,000 of it. Knowing he was upside down on the house and blowing through half of your heloc lifeline was the wakeup call he needed to finally unload this albatross.
What I am trying to show here is that he isn't the shrewd wheeler dealer we all thought he was.
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I’m gonna stay out of this one even though i’m famous for my math. But that just seems goddamn absurd. So he’d be paying 70k ONTOP of the other taxes? (school + district = 30k). I mean the idea of Anthony paying 100k on property taxes is insane to me.
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I can probably get a note from my cop.
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Look at the dates though. It says the second mortgage was opened in 2023, after he sold the house, so it’s possible the new owners did this. Unless i dont know what i’m looking at which is likely.
Also, I am trying to limit my speculation to keep this analytical, but if I was speculating, he took the 2.4 million dollar loan in 21 and then needed another half million by 2023. I think his original loan and all the cash he was living on is wrapped up in that 2.4 million dollar loan, he then got an appraisal for 3.4 million and got a heloc for the extra million. So he has been in deep financial trouble since at least 2020 and only kept the charade going by fucking around with his house. Looking at the 2 companies who provided the last loans, I will also guess he was paying 7% on a no income verification loan from shady brokers who were assuming he'd lose the house soon. If Boris and Svetlana didn't come along when they did, we'd be here right now sharing photos of the sheriff evicting nana from his mansion.
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He absolutely lost out. He would have had to pay his seller’s agent 3% AND the buyer’s agent another 3%.
That’s why the NAR was and is being sued into eventual non-existance. Sellers were/are fed up paying for a service the buyer received. Also the 6% total commission is basically standard despite these real estate hucksters claiming it is “totally negotiable,”
Will be glad when these door unlockers are rendered obsolete.