Così hanno ottenuto un prestito di 150.000 per costruire una casa e poi, a causa della recessione, a quanto pare non sono riusciti a pagare il prestito, nonostante possedessero altri terreni e “altri beni immobili” per un valore di oltre 500.000. Dategli un senso.
https://in-cyprus.philenews.com/local/family-appeals-president-home-auction-easter-saturday-cyprus/
di Outside-Break5512
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So, there’s a concept called “liquidity”…
Exactly what i was thinking when reading the article.
Person who didn’t pay her bills and claims they already sold 500k of land that somehow didn’t reduce the debt of 160k, went to court and had a judge rule against her, makes unverified claims…. right.
And you want us to take that seriously? Either verify the claims, or ignore this story. There are plenty of people who lie out there. I don’t assume people lie, but when they owe hundreds of thousands and have been in front of independent judges who rule against them, it’s likely they’re not telling the full story. At that point you need to either verify their claims, or disregard what they say. The journalist did neither, they just post unverified claims when there is ample reason to distrust her word.
The fact someone is even surprised their house is being auctioned is such a joke, you have to ignore so many signals to get to that point, so many letters and court orders. She is acting.
If she can make an offer of 250k on this house I’m supposed to have sympathy because she’ll be homeless otherwise? What is she even talking about. The whole article doesn’t make sense because the woman isn’t telling the full story.