We finally made it to our new apartment in the Midwest. It took a day longer drive than anticipated, because we had 14 hours of rain, wind, tornado warnings and more!
The truck was a monster, it basically bounced the entire trip… stuff kept falling off the seats and consoles, thought more than once my cell phone bit the dust!
Gonna check pacer tonight and see if there are any new events.
I called Countrywide back again today to see if there is anything we can do to get our name off the deed since we are surrendering and vacating the house. I let them know we would be vacating the home tomorrow. Basically they said… just send the keys to my lawyer. So thats what I’m gonna do!
Utilities are scheduled to be turned off this Friday. Wonder how long it will take the pool to turn green?
Well… We are getting ready to get the big move rolling. We sold most everything that I was allowed to keep per my exemptions, to get the money for truck rental and apartment security deposit. The buyer of our bankruptcy estate didn’t want our couch or loveseat, as they were badly cat damaged! (Thank goodness for cat claws!) So he didn’t take them… that means we actually have furniture to sit on!
Other than that and a bedroom set I keep from my allowed exemptions is pretty much all we have to our names. We will have a little in savings now, after paying for the truck and security deposit.
The buyer of our surrendered bankruptcy estate came and picked up the stuff today. I hinted to try and find out what he paid… to see if he paid close to the appraised value which is what we would have had to pay to keep the property.
Based on his response… I’m guessing not. His quote was
I don’t want you to feel bad
The point of all this is to get money for the creditors… but it seems like the only one making money is the trustee.
I got a call from the buyer of the bankruptcy estate items we surrendered. He scheduled pick up for tomorrow. Thats a big issue off my mind. We are getting ready to move on April 1st, and thats less stuff to be in the way. I wonder how much they got. The appraisal was about $2400 – which is what they would make us pay if we chose to keep it.