Guyver – Second Chance – Part 2 - Sex Stories

Guyver – Second Chance – Part 2

... tax at that time was 0.23% of value, which amounted to $160 per year, but the funeral and other bills had almost emptied the bank account, which could no longer meet the direct payment mandate that had always been in place to cover these taxes. After the property became three years delinquent, the foreclosure notification process began, a Judgment and Decree was granted by the circuit court, and the two year redemption period commenced. To get your property back during this period you must pay all taxes and interest for all years shown on the judgment and decree, a 5 percent penalty, 9% interest on the judgment, plus a $50.00 lien holder fee that was assessed in the first year of redemption. Partial payments are not accepted, and only the following persons are able to redeem the property: a person with recorded legal interest in the property at the date of judgment and decree, or an heir or devisee of a person with a legal interest in the property. Only Helen would be allowed to recover the farm, if she could raise $1,000 plus the future property taxes, but Div pointed out that her current finances were almost exhausted by her medical bills. If this didn’t happen by the end of the year, Helen’s farm would become county property, and bearing in mind the lack of interest so far, would probably end up derelict. Joyce didn’t want that to happen, not after the property had supported three generations, the last of whom would probably soon die uncomfortably, for lack of available ...

... funds. She wanted to do something about it, but she was nowhere near able to buy this place, even if it still had a boat load of gold stuck under that hill. She just didn’t have the cash. Div asked if she really wanted to own the farm, and if cash flow was the only problem. Joyce agreed that was true as far as it went, but she would only buy the property if it would end up being profitable, and there was no way she could be sure of that. Div pointed out that, aside from her altruistic motives, the initial problem was a precise valuation of the property, which he could complete overnight, with a confidence of 98.683% accuracy. Joyce agreed that this was the best course of action, and asked what she could do to help. Div said he would need to use the scanner on the visor, but it would require full power for this type of scan, and the level of precision he needed necessitated complete immobility. The full inspection would probably take 5.275 hours, as near as he could estimate, with a variance of 0.01 hours either way, so it would be advisable to start when Joyce went to bed. She would have loved to take a shower, since the explorations had left her all sweaty, but since this was a pioneer house, she’d make do with a wash, and she’d always wanted to use a jug and basin like the one on the dresser. Taking the decorated china wash set out to the trough, she washed away the accumulated years of dust, filled the jug with surprisingly warm water that had stood in full sun all day, then ...