Exactly!! I've been saying it for years- P is NOT going to leave/lose her Southern Belle dream home.
She's been making $30k or more a month for a long time now. If she's been tossing $10k a month at that mortgage it will be paid off very soon.
As you said, we can see that the original mortgage was roughly $530k, and under three years later they had paid it down to under $300k. (ballpark)
No matter how I try, I cannot figure out how they managed to get away with SSI. Or more specifically, how the ymade it through unoticed after their income more than quadrupled!? I am an LSW at a homeless shelter, and the bulk of my clients are on SSI. They can only work a few hours a month. If they take on a full time job to try to quickly save money for housing, within a month they receive a notice that they are over-income and either having their benefits docked for the over-payment, or temporarily suspended.
How are they doing this?!
And yes- I'm fixated