As a former bill collector it was always about DO YOU HAVE ENOUGH ASSETS FOR ME TO REPO IF SHIT DOESN'T WORK OUT!? That's it! That's all! I don't give two fucks about ESTIMATED WHATEVER! The reality is the client gave you X-Y-Z and now the listed assets from THEIR APPRAISAL WILL NOW BE LIFTED OFF YOUR ASS FOR FAILURE TO PAY!
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Do not reach for that gun sir, or my partner here will kill you.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH! Like I said I haven't handled a gun in too long, but that doesn't mean others around me weren't legally carrying. I should have stayed in actual repo work and door-to-door bill collections. It was better than telephone bill collections, way better. Either way, the way things are done now? It is clear that THE INTENTION is to get people INTO DEBT BEYOND THEIR MEANS AND WIPE THEM OUT WHEN YOU COLLECT. Now? I shed no tears for fools who take out loans and do business with people who give TOO MUCH CREDIT LEEWAY. From my experience, that usually ends badly, because if you fall behind and then can't recoup?! It snowballs in a hurry! Then you have fools talking about they can make up for slow or bad sales in business/merchandise/etc by getting ANOTHER credit advance and then shit doesn't sell or they can't make the money back and didn't even cover the first, YOU GET MY POINT!
Before business was done with loans and credit being given BASED ON WHAT YOU HONESTLY, ACTUALLY, HAVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVE. Not on bullshit YOU MIGHT GET. This is why we see MULTI-BILLION AND MILLION DOLLAR CORPS AND COMPANIES GET WIPED OUT OVERNIGHT! Because they got drunk off of this new age CON-ARTIST CRAP OF ESTIMATES, INSTEAD OF ACTUAL FACTUAL KNOWN VALUES AND WORTH.
So if T.I.'s estimate is some bullshit ass number and then if his money is tied up in THIS THAT AND THE OTHER, THEN!? He's done. Because I think a LIEN has ALREADY BEEN PUT ON HIS SHIT! Either way, here is the article;
EXCLUSIVE: It IS 'About the Money' -Rapper T.I. owes Uncle Sam $4.5 million and now the Feds have issued a tax lien on his property and assets including his Georgia mansion, Ferrari Spider and diamond and solid gold Rolex
- The Feds have placed a lien on the property and assets of Rapper T.I. and his wife Tameka Cottle
- Documents obtained by Daily Mail Online reveal the IRS has filed two tax liens against T.I. - aka Clifford Harris
- T.I. owns a $4-plus million home in Georgia and a number of pricey cars
- He is worth an estimated $215 million
- Once known as Rubber Band Man, a reference to the custom of wearing rubber bands around the wrist to denote wealth
Rapper T.I. owes the federal government more than $4.5 million in unpaid taxes - and now Uncle Sam is coming after the rapper's property and assets to collect on the millions he owes them
According to documents obtained by Daily Mail Online, filed earlier this month in Georgia ... the IRS filed 2 tax liens against T.I. - aka Clifford Harris - for unpaid taxes for 2012 and 2013
The first federal tax lien - filed against T.I. along with his wife Tameka Cottle - states the rapper owes a total of $1,397,283.47 in unpaid taxes for the year 2012.
The Feds filed a second lien which demands a total of $3,173,476.39 for taxes on his personal income for the year 2013.
Pay up: Rapper T.I. and his wife Tameka Cottle owe the federal government more than $4.5 million in unpaid taxes - and now Uncle Sam is coming after the rapper's property and assets to collect on what he owes
Cashing in: It looks as though T.I. has plenty of dough in this picture he posted in Instagram. He's worth an estimated $215 million
Wheely somethin': Cars are T.I.'s thing, here with a pristine Bentley Mulsanne. Price? $300,000 and up
Winging it: T.I. and a pal chill with what looks like twin Ferraris. Base price on a Ferrari F430 Spider is $200K
The grand total: $4,570,759.86.
That should be chump change for the 34-year-old rapper, whose wealth has been estimated to be as much as $215 million.
According to People with Money magazine he was one of the top ten highest paid rappers for 2015 with an estimated combined earning of $75 million.
T.I. was once known as Rubber Band Man, a reference to the custom of wearing rubber bands around the wrist to denote wealth.
The Atlanta native started in the music business in 2001 and is the founder of Grand Hustle Records. He has released nine studio albums and recorded hits such as Whatever You Like, Live your Life with Rihanna and About the Money with Young Thug.
He has also starred in several movies and television shows such as Boss and American Gangster”
The entrepreneurial rapper also owns a very popular night club in Atlanta - Club Crucial - and bought Vibe Restaurant and Lounge, also in Atlanta, last January. He has several clothing lines Hustle Gang, Akoo and Strivers Row.
Da crib: T.I's Jonesboro, Georgia home is over 10,000 sq. ft. on three acres and has five bedrooms and seven bathrooms and a separate 'mother-in-law' cottage.
All that glitters: T.I. is sure into diamonds and gold. How many Rolex watches can a rapper have!
T.I.'s wife singer-songwriter Tameka likes her cars and diamonds too. The couple married in 2010
He is usually seen driving either his Dodge Challenger SRT8 or his Ferrari F430 Spider. He also has a Mercedes Benz SLR McLaren and has posed in pictures with a Bentley Mulsanne.
Another high profile rapper, 50 Cent, real name Curtis Jackson, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in July, claiming assets and debts each in the range of $10 million to $50 million.
Jackson filed just three days after the 'Get Rich or Die Tryin'' rapper was ordered to pay $5 million to his rival Rick Ross' ex-girlfriend, Lastonia Leviston, who sued him for posting a sex tape online to embarrass Ross.
T.I. has been with singer-songwriter Cottle, 40, since 2001 and they married in 2010. They have two sons: Clifford "King" Joseph Harris III, about to turn 11, and Major Philant Harris, 7.
The Feds have demanded the payment from T.I. but the balance remains due to this date, and they say they will be placing the lien against all property and assets the rapper owns.
The IRS doesn't fool around with millions of dollars in unpaid taxes and could begin seizing his assets if he doesn't pay up.
Daily Mail Online has reached out to T.I.'s rep for comment but has received no response.
According to documents obtained by Daily Mail Online, filed earlier this month in Georgia, the IRS filed two tax liens against Clifford Harris, better known as T.I., for unpaid taxes for 2012 and 2013
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