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FBaggins

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17. I did - none of them are commenting on the topic in the title/OP
Wed Oct 29, 2025, 02:44 PM
Oct 2025

And do not appear to have read the indictment.

See my #15 below.

“The indictment fails to acknowledge that the Second Home Rider permits rentals with certain conditions” ignores the fact that none of what is permitted is actually something that fits either the indictment or what allies have claimed.

“There’s nothing in the Second Home Rider that says that when you’re not using [the home] for vacation that it must be vacant the rest of the time,” - which is true… but also irrelevant since that isn’t what was claimed by either side.

“core of the allegations is that James knowingly lied that she was not going to rent” - Nope… the core of the indictment is that she knowingly lied when she claimed that the home would be a second residence when she never lived there.

Renting it out would be one way of proving that it wasn’t a second home… in which case all these comments would be relevant if she had very limited rental use. But they aren’t relying on actual rent to prove anything and it wasn’t limited in any way similar to those exceptions

To the topic of the OP - none of the claimed expert opinions deal with the subject of the OP that three words meant that she was only restricted from hiring a third party to rent out her home



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The author is incorrect FBaggins Oct 2025 #1
I'm no lawyer, but other lawyers disagree with you. Happy Hoosier Oct 2025 #2
Exclusive use DOES NOT mean that occupancy FBaggins Oct 2025 #3
Where did you get your information? dpibel Oct 2025 #4
You provided a link to the document FBaggins Oct 2025 #5
For the first year dpibel Oct 2025 #6
Yes - and the story is that she purchased the home for her grand niece's use FBaggins Oct 2025 #8
Did you read the entire article? dpibel Oct 2025 #9
I did - none of them are commenting on the topic in the title/OP FBaggins Oct 2025 #17
Pretzels are tasty! dpibel Oct 2025 #18
I assume that's not an intentional strawman FBaggins Oct 2025 #20
Not sure why you're so invested in this dpibel Oct 2025 #22
I'm not so sure, either. marble falls Oct 2025 #26
it really sucks when you have to NJCher Oct 2025 #16
this is specious bigtree Oct 2025 #7
Rent isn't actually part of the charges FBaggins Oct 2025 #15
smoke. No real prosecutor thought she should be charged. bigtree Oct 2025 #19
That part is true. It's clearly a politically-motivated prosecution FBaggins Oct 2025 #21
they're not going to spend much time parsing whether she visited the home or stayed there bigtree Oct 2025 #25
When you sign a document attesting to exclusive use you don't list everyone who will be occupying the property Hassin Bin Sober Oct 2025 #23
Very nicely put. marble falls Oct 2025 #27
That's true - and would be a great defense if it were relevant FBaggins Oct 2025 #28
Dude. I'm part owner of a mortgage company. Hassin Bin Sober Oct 2025 #30
Not possible with a 2nd Home IbogaProject Oct 2025 #24
Dudnt her niece live there? viva la Oct 2025 #29
When I was young a female CPA told me the expression "picking the fly shit out of pepper". twodogsbarking Oct 2025 #10
Quite the discussion above, unless I missed it..... KS Toronado Oct 2025 #11
Question: Who is being defrauded here? SpankMe Oct 2025 #12
K&R UTUSN Oct 2025 #13
She would be better off popsdenver Oct 2025 #14
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