Property tax woes and GoFundMe

[CountFrylock]

Being on a Monday really destroyed the birthday vibes 

 

plus my mothers still struggling to pay the property taxes and thinking about what she’s gonna have to sell to settle that crap  https://gofund.me/2b46fbb0

with cats utility bills and food to think about I’ve kept that fund raiser hanging around until this property tax thing is sorted out

 

speaking of cats 

here’s a picture of one of the cute little furballs

Been taking care of them the best we can but cat food isn’t cheap 

still I enjoy having them around 

 

Edited Wednesday at 10:19 PM by CountFrylock

[Raptorpat]

7 hours ago, CountFrylock said:

 

that is his Very Serious face

[CountFrylock]

They look like that when food is involved 

[CountFrylock]

The cats watch me 

Edited September 28 by CountFrylock

[CountFrylock]

Wasn’t able to pay the property tax by its deadline so now we gotta $1000 a month for four months to cover that…

this sucks 

[PhilosipherStoned]

I've been wondering how that's going to feel once my mortgage is paid to have to fork out a property tax payment in full every year myself, but in theory I guess it shouldn't be that bad with any amount of budgeting. Just setting aside like a quater of what my current mortgage payment is I should be able to have enough at the end of the year to cover it. Right now it's all factored into my mortgage payment with escrow. Which is pretty frustrating on it's own to me because it means every year my mortgage payments go up almost $50 dollars monthly due to an escrow shortage....

[Noob]

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If you can drive, Amazon may even hire you to drive around and do delivery.

I know you're autistic but lots of autistic people work in warehouse jobs. It might sound scary or overwhelming if you haven't worked in a long time or ever, but I believe these jobs are something almost any person can do for at least a couple of months. I've given you money before but I don't have any money right now and anyway it isn't a long-term solution, and you know that.

Message me if you have any questions about where & how to apply to any of these companies and I'll do my best to try to help you navigate that process and point you in the right direction. 

[Rogue_Alphonse]

chair just chillen