Hopefully everything falls into place. It would suck if the money was pulled out during a drop/slide in the market, and then recovered the next day.
SKATE NEEDS A HOME "FIRE SALE" PRICE CHECK.
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Hopefully everything falls into place. It would suck if the money was pulled out during a drop/slide in the market, and then recovered the next day.
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Ugh, good luck skate! I'm glad all our moves have been through corporate moves...
Dibs on the F3 multi...
Haha that ain't goin anywhere
Thx dogg
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Fuck off. But also... what are you after, asshole?
Bro goes through hard times, reaches out and immediately gets poached on. Can't decide if this is worse than e-begging.
Also, if skate decides to sell stuff everybody should pay more than asking prices. Help a guy out guys.
Also, if skate decides to sell stuff everybody should pay more than asking prices. Help a guy out guys.
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Thanks for the kind words.
Still sorting the retirement acct but my money is there and vested. Should be OK given this info. Still no answer why it was not there in the 1st check but all are hopeful it will be resolved.
Still sorting the retirement acct but my money is there and vested. Should be OK given this info. Still no answer why it was not there in the 1st check but all are hopeful it will be resolved.
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Never a dull moment.
Apparently my retirement company lied, cannot send me the rest of my money, and that's pretty much that. I knew there had to be some issue with vested balances or plan types, and though their website says I have thousands left to withdraw, they won't process it. I prefer not to really go into details there but it comes down to IRS limitation their site was unaware of.
That's the bad news.
The good news is we dropped the 203K from our FHA. The house is livable and due to contractors, consultants, and banks all dragging ass, it makes way more sense to remodel it ourselves and take the cheaper mortgage in the mean time. Our monthly expenses will be much more manageable at the new place.
So that's the good news. The house is going to be ours. The bad news, reiterated, is that my retirement company website downright lied to my face on the funds I could take.
At this point, I may want to auction off a few things, but I really hate "flipping for profit" on principle. I'll have to sleep on this one.
All in all we (me, my family) will be ok, we will get our house, this is coming down to money for movers etc. that I was told for months was mine to use, and is not. A tough spot, but if anyone knows how to skate by, my wife and I have this. Thanks guys for the support in this rollercoaster of a time period in my life.
Apparently my retirement company lied, cannot send me the rest of my money, and that's pretty much that. I knew there had to be some issue with vested balances or plan types, and though their website says I have thousands left to withdraw, they won't process it. I prefer not to really go into details there but it comes down to IRS limitation their site was unaware of.
That's the bad news.
The good news is we dropped the 203K from our FHA. The house is livable and due to contractors, consultants, and banks all dragging ass, it makes way more sense to remodel it ourselves and take the cheaper mortgage in the mean time. Our monthly expenses will be much more manageable at the new place.
So that's the good news. The house is going to be ours. The bad news, reiterated, is that my retirement company website downright lied to my face on the funds I could take.
At this point, I may want to auction off a few things, but I really hate "flipping for profit" on principle. I'll have to sleep on this one.
All in all we (me, my family) will be ok, we will get our house, this is coming down to money for movers etc. that I was told for months was mine to use, and is not. A tough spot, but if anyone knows how to skate by, my wife and I have this. Thanks guys for the support in this rollercoaster of a time period in my life.
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GREAT NEWS EVERYONE.
I have closed on my house
FHA came through. 203k renovation turned out to be way more costly than anticipated, so we took the house basically "at asking" and we're doing the minor facelifts it needs (paint, floors). The retirement account then became a non issue as the down payment needed became much smaller [due to renovations not being in the mortgage].
I should have the new dungeon.... I mean arcade.... up sooner than later.
I have closed on my house
FHA came through. 203k renovation turned out to be way more costly than anticipated, so we took the house basically "at asking" and we're doing the minor facelifts it needs (paint, floors). The retirement account then became a non issue as the down payment needed became much smaller [due to renovations not being in the mortgage].
I should have the new dungeon.... I mean arcade.... up sooner than later.
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For those playing along at home:
Loading bar for new house is a solid 75%. We have appliances ordered, all that fun stuff. Already moved a 15ft truck full of arcade and music equipment >_<
I have professional movers (good ones) coming Monday, and all my cabs are out of the rental sex dungeon and back in their respective singular pieces. I plan on letting the insured movers take the cabinets to the new place.
I have a 1st floor room we're making into laundry and arcade. It was already hooked up previously as 1st floor laundry. It pays homage to a joint I liked in NOLA where you could literally do your laundry at this bar, and order food or play pool and pinball while you waited.
Loading bar for new house is a solid 75%. We have appliances ordered, all that fun stuff. Already moved a 15ft truck full of arcade and music equipment >_<
I have professional movers (good ones) coming Monday, and all my cabs are out of the rental sex dungeon and back in their respective singular pieces. I plan on letting the insured movers take the cabinets to the new place.
I have a 1st floor room we're making into laundry and arcade. It was already hooked up previously as 1st floor laundry. It pays homage to a joint I liked in NOLA where you could literally do your laundry at this bar, and order food or play pool and pinball while you waited.
