Catelynn Lowell’s name is nowhere to be seen on her mortgage deed with husband Tyler Baltierra… But why?!
In January 2023, the Teen Mom stars upgraded to a bigger, better, pricier home. They went from the three-bedroom three-bathroom Michigan house they purchased in 2017 for $220,000 to a four-bedroom, four-bathroom crib for $435,000. According to The US Sun, Tyler, who has found a lucrative new stream of income with OnlyFans, took out a $427,121 mortgage for the house, for which payments will wrap up in February 2053. But according to the outlet, Catelynn’s name is noticeably absent from the deed despite sharing the home with Tyler and their children. And it may have something to do with their old home…
You see, the couple listed their original digs on the market for $454,900 in September 2023 — eight months after purchasing their new abode. That’s fine if you anticipate the property will be purchased quickly, otherwise you’ll be stuck paying two mortgages, two property taxes, and all that stuff. And that’s exactly what’s happened — because it’s 2025 and the home STILL hasn’t officially been sold!
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According to the outlet, the couple lowered the price to $449,900 in December 2023 after three months of no interest. Fast forward a year to September 2024 and there was STILL no interest — so they took it off the market and re-listed it in December for $425,000. And good news, it’s finally “under contract” which means an offer has been accepted but that the sale has not officially been finalized. And it couldn’t have come at a better time because according to the outlet, the couple owe $5,007.72 in delinquent property taxes from 2022 that are due by the end of March — and if they’re not paid, the house will be foreclosed!
We guess they were really betting on that 2023 sale to cover these sort of expenses… Court docs obtained by the outlet read:
“On March 1, 2024, the following real property was forfeited to the Sanilac County Treasurer for non-payment of property taxes for the year 2022. If the 2022 taxes are not paid by March 31, 2025, absolute title to the property and any equity associated with an interest in the property will vest in the foreclosing governmental unit. If the property is not redeemed and is foreclosed and sold or transferred, a person with an interest in the property at the time of judgment of foreclosure may claim that person’s interest in any remaining proceeds.”
Yikes!
Maybe keeping Catelynn’s name off the new mortgage helps protect their new home?
What are your thoughts, Perezcious readers?
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