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Not sure how that works but maybe he’s a reserve or something? Either way still can’t afford all these football expenses lol
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I guess the real question is... what's the month/year he purchased it ?
Was his bank account flush with cash from an angel donor, or from Vegas winnings?
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Depends on if he's retired due to a medical or not and what type of medical. Everything I've seen has him as a retired Captain. Captains make around $48K per year while active. Not sure what he'd make if he's medically retired (and I'm not in a position to look it up right now) but let's say he's getting that 48K+ 55K from scUM per year would probably secure him that VA Loan.
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He did 1 term and got out. O3s don't make the kind of money to save for a 500k house either.
Especially not Logistics Officers -- no sea pay, no flight pay, no sub pay... just the straight active duty O3 paycheck after taxes (his entire career was in CA).
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knuckifyoubuck
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There may be something lurking like mortgage fraud, tax evasion, etc. The IRS will be funded again and functioning soon.
I didn't even give out the address last week. I won't dox anyone, let alone risk my livelihood for internet points. Connors cell is safe with me.
Borrowing more than the sales price implies to me some kind of a "rehab" loan which VA does have, just very rare and relatively unknown even amongst lenders who do VA loans. According to LV his parents were teachers that is what prompted me to originally search him and his parents. I did not think to then search the address and find the Amazon store like the redditors did.
If this was the case Powell and Dublin, Ohio would be full of veteran buyers. If you put it into perspective he just bought into one of the nicest suburbs in Columbus with that kind of a price tag.
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They also got his years at the Academy wrong. I know med discharges come in a variety of forms, but he doesn't look like a person with a 30% disability.
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
I don't think his USMC pay and tsun pay ever overlapped. 2021 was his last year of active duty, and he was flying back to Ann Arbor to volunteer as an "analyst." Now, I can see a young, unmarried officer living on base (could he?) being able to put away 30 or 40 grand over the course of five years, but he didn't appear to use it for a down payment if he did.
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Yeah I'm sort of curious about what type of retirement it is....they don't retire typically Captains anymore without a medical either and he's far too young to have gotten to 20 years.
I know you're aware of the system (likely better than I am) but for him to be getting anything now as a retiree, it would have to be a medical and that medical would have to be fairly significant to retire him this young.
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In this scenario, if you're medically retired, you can draw benefits including pay immediately.
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Well....not necessarily.
It appears Stalions had a lot more going on than just a sign stealing/recording scheme. There's the potential for fixing games, tax evasion, shady and/or shadow business fronts, real estate fraud, obtaining fraudulent loans...
All sorts of stuff that could likely affect members of the tCun coaching staff and/or players. It could be significant. It's one of those "pull this string and the whole thing could come apart" type scenarios.
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