Sister Wives: Kody Trying to Cheat Ex-Wives by Yanking House Off Market

Sister Wives prima Kody Brown has taken his and Robyn Brown‘s costly Flagstaff location disconnected the market. This determination coincides with Christine Brown filing a suit against her ex, Kody that could outgo him large bucks.

So, the question connected everyone’s caput is – is Kody playing existent property games to debar paying what helium owes to 1 (or more) of his ex-wives? Because each 3 of his exes person wealth that is tied up successful the equity of Robyn and Kody’s home.

On TLC’s Sister Wives, the timeline of events is arsenic follows:

• In August, Kody and Robyn listed their 4,400 quadrate foot, five-bedroom, four-bath location for $1.65 million. This was astir treble the $890,000 they paid for it successful 2019.
• Then connected September 15th, Sister Wives play 19 premiered. And, the pursuing day, Christine’s lawyer filed a suit against Kody Brown. The suit is to found Kody’s paternity arsenic Truely Brown’s father. With that comes a request for existent and backmost kid enactment payments.
• By October 8th, Kody had taken the location disconnected the market. But, not earlier slashing the terms by $700,000 to $949,000. This magnitude was conscionable $59,000 supra their acquisition terms from 5 years earlier.

This determination seems suspicious. What were Kody and Robyn’s motives for pulling the listing? Could they person slashed the price, past pulled the listing, to marque it look similar determination is nary equity successful the house? Or nary involvement successful the market?

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Sister Wives: Kody Brown Takes Flagstaff House Off Market Amid Christine’s Lawsuit

Sister Wives fans saw the household determination from Las Vegas to Flagstaff, Arizona, successful mid-2018. And this was the opening of their existent fiscal entanglements.

When Robyn recovered her ample imagination location successful 2019, she and Kody didn’t person capable wealth for the down payment. At the time, Kody was inactive spiritually joined to Christine Brown, Janelle Brown, and Meri Brown.

So, each 3 of his different Sister Wives, had to footwear successful immoderate of their ain wealth towards the down payment. In different words – each 3 of the different wives paid towards the down outgo connected Robyn Brown’s house.

Janelle believed that the contributions were ample capable to warrant adding her, Meri, and Christine connected the ineligible documents (like the mortgage). But, Kody refused. And claimed that it was indispensable to “protect” Robyn’s estate.

Robyn addressed this connected a Sister Wives episode. She asked, “How bash you… however bash you calculate, however bash you fig that out? It’s truthful confusing.”

Except it’s not. They cognize however overmuch each woman gave them. That’s the main of the loan. So, she and Kody beryllium that positive a tenable involvement rate. This is akin to what Kody and Robyn Brown would person had to wage for a 2nd owe to screen the down outgo they couldn’t spend themselves.

Or, you could instrumentality the magnitude of currency each woman enactment successful towards the house, and number it towards a percent of ownership. For instance, if each woman enactment successful adjacent amounts past each would ain 25% of the house.

Now, simply get the costly Flagstaff location appraised and wage each ex-wife their percent of the proceeds from the merchantability aft the owe is paid off. Easy peasy.

But claiming that it’s excessively hard to cipher repayment, truthful you don’t person to wage it backmost is ludicrous.

SW: Janelle, Meri, and Christine Owed Money from Robyn’s House Down Payment?

Janelle Brown already mentioned connected a caller occurrence getting a lawyer to resoluteness the issue. Because Kody said connected Sister Wives that helium refuses to speech astir it with her. Or springiness her immoderate details.

The operation of Janelle’s menace of ineligible enactment and Christine’s suit for kid enactment could explicate wherefore Kody’s doesn’t privation to merchantability the location close now.

If helium and Robyn person currency from the sale, they could beryllium required to wage a information to Christine for backmost kid enactment erstwhile the tribunal ruling is issued.

Christine should beryllium entitled to astatine slightest 3 years of backmost kid support, if not more. A batch depends connected erstwhile Kody stopped supporting Truely Brown. Plus, he’ll person to wage ongoing kid enactment until Truely turns 18 (or perchance longer if she attends college).

As for Janelle, Meri, and Christine Brown, they should, astatine a minimum, beryllium capable to retrieve the wealth they invested. Plus interest, capped astatine 10% according to Arizona authorities law.

If Kody Brown sells the property, helium apt would beryllium forced to repay his 3 ex-wives for their investment.

By choosing not to sell, Kody and Robyn whitethorn beryllium capable to hold repaying Meri, Janelle, and Christine. This really gives Kody and Robyn a crushed to ne'er merchantability the house.

In fact, if they did determination to a antithetic home, they could support the location and crook it into rental property. Wouldn’t you similar to enactment astatine a large AirBNB adjacent Coyote Pass owned by Robyn and Kody Brown and spot each her “awesome artwork” connected the walls?