Nathan Payne let a family live in a house for four months while he paid the mortgage. Two weeks before they were supposed to leave, they hadn't packed anything and claimed they didn't know they had to move. Now it's heading to court.
So fast forward 4 months down the line, what do you think happened? So I let him stay in the property. 4 months go and I'm checking in on him like every month. Hey man, how's the move going? Are you— have you found a new place? Have you moved your stuff? Oh yeah, man, we're working on it. We got some stuff lined up. So 2 weeks before the 4 weeks is up where I'm taking over the property now because I got to rent it, I've been paying the mortgage and, you know, just floating it since all the costs and all that stuff. And I actually closed on it with my brother, you know, my brother-in-law. We owned it at that time. I go there 2 weeks before and I knock on the door, say, hey, just checking in and I noticed that not even a box is packed. Nothing is packed. Nothing. They didn't do anything. 4 months down the line, nothing was moved. The family is like nothing. They didn't even know they were supposed to move. So I'm like, guys, you know, we bought the house, we gave you 4 months, it's time for you to move. And they're like, it was like news to them. They're like, what? Are you serious? I'm like, yeah. So I'm talking to Joe and he's like, yeah, man, don't worry. Like, I'm moving.
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