The Flipping El Moussas - General Discussion

[topanga]

16 hours ago, CynicalGirl said:

^ I think you mean Christina Haack El Moussa Anstead Haack Hall. 😉

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Does anyone know the custody arrangements for the kids? Not that it's any of my business, but do they live with Tarek full time? 

[CrazyInAlabama]

No, Christina has a certain number of days for her kid with Ant to stay with her, and her kids with Tarek.   I think Ant was trying to get the custody time to coincide between both sets of kids, but I don't know if it worked or not.   

[topanga]

On 7/4/2023 at 4:48 AM, CrazyInAlabama said:

No, Christina has a certain number of days for her kid with Ant to stay with her, and her kids with Tarek.   I think Ant was trying to get the custody time to coincide between both sets of kids, but I don't know if it worked or not.   

Thanks. How do you know all of this, BTW? 

[CrazyInAlabama]

It was in the custody dispute last summer, when Ant wanted the kids to be at Christina's at the same time.  It wasn't to change the number of days a month, just the schedule.   Ant also wanted Hudson off the advertisements he was being used for.  

[sempervivum]

Uh Oh

The Flipping El Moussas are accused of (I guess) attempted gentrification. Surprised this is the first time, actually. 

I feel for the tenants, at least the old lady. But that's a thing that can happen when you rent, and the $12K seems like a reasonable compensation for moving costs. The proposed project includes 14 subsidized units, too- surprised he doesn't offer these folks an option on a new apartment (once built, of course).

[b4pjoe]

6 minutes ago, sempervivum said:

Uh Oh

The Flipping El Moussas are accused of (I guess) attempted gentrification. Surprised this is the first time, actually. 

I feel for the tenants, at least the old lady. But that's a thing that can happen when you rent, and the $12K seems like a reasonable compensation for moving costs. The proposed project includes 14 subsidized units, too- surprised he doesn't offer these folks an option on a new apartment (once built, of course).

Not cool.

[cinsays]

On 8/8/2023 at 3:20 PM, sempervivum said:

Uh Oh

The Flipping El Moussas are accused of (I guess) attempted gentrification. Surprised this is the first time, actually. 

I feel for the tenants, at least the old lady. But that's a thing that can happen when you rent, and the $12K seems like a reasonable compensation for moving costs. The proposed project includes 14 subsidized units, too- surprised he doesn't offer these folks an option on a new apartment (once built, of course).

these people are just greedy showoffs

his excuse is that HE didn't evict them, the current owner did. but that wouldn't have happened if he didn't plunk down a ton of cash to get the area to develop.

[Scarlett45]

On 8/8/2023 at 2:20 PM, sempervivum said:

Uh Oh

The Flipping El Moussas are accused of (I guess) attempted gentrification. Surprised this is the first time, actually. 

I feel for the tenants, at least the old lady. But that's a thing that can happen when you rent, and the $12K seems like a reasonable compensation for moving costs. The proposed project includes 14 subsidized units, too- surprised he doesn't offer these folks an option on a new apartment (once built, of course).

I feel for the tenants too- especially the elderly woman living with her special needs son. Moving with a special needs adult child can be a LOT especially for a senior citizen (I don’t know if she has typical children who can/will help her). I couldn’t imagine my Mom trying to move my sister alone. And they are on a fixed income, considering they only pay $824 in rent per month. 
 

It sounds scummy even if it’s not illegal.