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Until the Gendarmes show up and make his life change...Hopefully
 
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More likely an island resort sipping rum and coke or a margarita.
Yeah, looks like the poor guy had to put his $5.5M lakefront property on the market a couple of years ago. That will buy a lot of liquor. I wonder if he still has his 50-foot Marquis sports yacht.
 
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Yeah, looks like the poor guy had to put his $5.5M lakefront property on the market a couple of years ago. That will buy a lot of liquor. I wonder if he still has his 50-foot Marquis sports yacht.
I've never taken bankruptcy so I don't know much about it but I thought a home was excluded from seizure under bankruptcy. Maybe he was trying to do the right thing and sell it to pay creditors. IDK
 
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He had more than one home. That lakefront glass menagerie is a white elephant. It's one person's specific dream but unappealing to most which is why it's been on the market so long priced way under cost and it wasn't owned by Elvis.
 
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Yeah, looks like the poor guy had to put his $5.5M lakefront property on the market a couple of years ago. That will buy a lot of liquor. I wonder if he still has his 50-foot Marquis sports yacht.

I haven't read the whole thread, But what i have gathered is that EA was heavily in debt and has closed. That's unfortunate, I believe they made quality products that many here have benefited from. I also feel for the employees of EA who are now out of a job.
 
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I've never taken bankruptcy so I don't know much about it but I thought a home was excluded from seizure under bankruptcy. Maybe he was trying to do the right thing and sell it to pay creditors. IDK
In a Ch7 bankruptcy you are mainly looking to rid yourself of unsecured loans (medical bills, credit cards, etc..) in an effort to keep your secured loans (home, car, etc..) so as long as you still have enough to pay for those, you can usually keep them through the discharge. However, in some (most?) states, if you have enough money to pay the mortgage AND enough equity in the home, they can actually change your bankruptcy to a Ch13, force you to remortgage (or even sell a 2nd home), and then use that money, usually along with a repayment plan, to at least partially repay your debts. These repayment plans are usually for 5yr.

Obviously if you dont have enough to keep paying the mortgage, then the bank will either take back the home or force a sale.

Some states make couple file together, some allow one person to file by themselves. In those states, it can get real tricky.
 
 

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