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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: G_Thang on February 28, 2013, 05:35:22 AM
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http://realestate.aol.com/blog/2013/02/24/robert-swift-seattle-supersonics-foreclosure-eviction/?icid=maing-grid7%7Cmaing7%7Cdl41%7Csec1_lnk3%26pLid%3D276008 (http://realestate.aol.com/blog/2013/02/24/robert-swift-seattle-supersonics-foreclosure-eviction/?icid=maing-grid7%7Cmaing7%7Cdl41%7Csec1_lnk3%26pLid%3D276008)
A former NBA star whose career on the basketball court ended pretty quickly won't play ball with the new owner of his foreclosed home in Seattle. Now Robert Swift could be forcibly evicted from his once-pristine $1 million home, KOMO News in Seattle reported. Swift, who was drafted straight out of high school to the Seattle SuperSonics in 2004, bought the home in 2006, according to the Associated Press. But it fell into foreclosure last July. A new owner bought the foreclosed home in January for half the original price, but Swift is reportedly still living there and refuses to leave.
Swift went on to play short stints with the Oklahoma City Thunder and Tokyo Apache. But after a string of injuries and a less-than-impressive run on the court, his career fizzled. KOMO News said Swift earned about $20 million during his career, but Basketball-Reference.com puts that number lower, at about $11.5 million. That's still enough to afford his home, yet Swift lost it. Now the new owner, who did not want to be identified, is asking a court to remove Swift from the home if he doesn't leave soon.
"It seems like a very sad story, and I definitely feel for him," the owner told KOMO News. But "before we can do anything to the property, I need him out of there." And the property needs a lot of work. Since Swift bought the home, it has become a wreck. Today, there are beer cans strewn all over the yard, buckets of stagnant water, a bullet hole in the garage-door window, boarded-up windows and cars sitting in the driveway that "don't look like they've moved in a long time," the new owner said. There's also an array of interesting signs posted to the home and cars in the driveway, one of which says "Danger Men Drinking."
Gallery: See the Trashed Home Robert Swift Refuses to Leave
The home's new owner has gone to court to have Swift removed from the property, and court records show that he is now past a grace period to leave. He has a final deadline to vacate the premises by the end of the month -- and after that, he could be forcibly removed, KOMO News reported. "He will have to respond to the sheriff, I'm sure," the new owner said.
This is a pretty sad case of an ex-NBA star who once held such promise but now has found himself in trouble. It reminds us of another very recent case of a former basketball star falling into the mayhem of foreclosure. Ex-NBA star Allen Iverson's Atlanta home is up for auction after he lost it to foreclosure. It's an unbelievable luxe mansion that you'd never expect to see on the foreclosure market. Check it out here.
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tldr
You're obsessing again. Make a few posts that don't mention skin color or change your name to mulattozilla.
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tldr
You're obsessing again. Make a few posts that don't mention skin color or change your name to mulattozilla.
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We all have our places in this stupid game called GetBig.
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A former NBA star whose career on the basketball court ended pretty quickly won't play ball with the new owner of his foreclosed home in Seattle. Now Robert Swift could be forcibly evicted from his once-pristine $1 million home, KOMO News in Seattle reported. Swift, who was drafted straight out of high school to the Seattle SuperSonics in 2004, bought the home in 2006, according to the Associated Press. But it fell into foreclosure last July. A new owner bought the foreclosed home in January for half the original price, but Swift is reportedly still living there and refuses to leave.
He wasn't too "swift" after all, it would seem.
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We all have our places in this stupid game called GetBig.
No, we're just here to fuck around. Free your mind, hesse.
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My older brother bought a foreclosed house, and the dude trashed it before he was evicted. Smashed the travertine floors, took the gate, put diapers in the walls. My bother sued, got nothing but a judgement. The dudes lawyer said he was in the process of "remodeling". ::)
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We all have our places in this stupid game called GetBig.
Yours being at the bottom....right under Goodrum.
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All CGI.
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Why even bother posting.
Just put up one post a day...."I hate white people"....we get it.
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Why even bother posting.
Just put up one post a day...."I hate white people"....we get it.
Because G_fraud IS white.
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You had me at White and NBA. Good one.
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Larry probably has cash, can't dunk.
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We all have our places in this stupid game called GetBig.
You are the butthole of the body of posters that make up GetBig.
No offense.
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You are the butthole of the body of posters that make up GetBig.
No offense.
Gyroflaps!! Still juicing and claiming natty? :D
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(http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/multimedia/photo_gallery/0905/nba.hair.styles/images/robert-swift.jpg)
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Gyroflaps!! Still juicing and claiming natty? :D
Not yet bro....soon though. I just turned 25, HRT is right around the corner. How old we're you when you started Gaos??
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Larry probably has cash, can't dunk.
Bird actually threw down quite a few jams, even reverses and such, YouTube it
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Bird actually threw down quite a few jams, even reverses and such, YouTube it
Damn I didn't now he could jump, but a tremendous player.