[James Dewitt]

Re: Moving to freehold

Daisy may thank you so much.

I have been in touch with Marla Jennings, I told her of your recommendation and she was most pleased. She said something about blueberry muffins but I didn't quite catch it.

She says that although I can't move to Freehold yet, then I should consider something a little more modest yet still maintaining a true christian character. She recommended these which are outside the Freehold exclusion zone. But as she says in an up and coming Godly area.



Second recommendation:



This is my favourite, I like the land around it. What do you think?

Hey that place is like 2 miles from my house. I did not know it was for sale.

[Liam the ex-drunk]

Re: Moving to freehold

Do you know the vendors?

It'll be great if you did. If you could pass on my details to them, I'd like to make an appointment. My offer, if I decide to buy will be a cash offer.

Hey, we could be neighbours!

God bless Marla Jennings for her wonderful and inspiring forethought.

[James Dewitt]

Re: Moving to freehold

Do you know the vendors?

It'll be great if you did. If you could pass on my details to them, I'd like to make an appointment. My offer, if I decide to buy will be a cash offer.

Hey, we could be neighbours!

God bless Marla Jennings for her wonderful and inspiring forethought.

Vendors? Heck Ned and Sue Bailey own that house. Its not bad for a starter home. Sister BIG lives right across the street from me. She is a great nighbor to have. Just don't go in her yard alone, she has some big dogs.

[Rev. M. Rodimer]

Re: Moving to freehold

As I said, we are (well I am, she'll do what I say) only considering at the minute, the seed of the thought was planted in my mind by the Holy Spirit. I am not asking if I can move to Freehold or begging to move there. Although it is my goal to become a true christian and moving to Freehold will seem like the sensible, righteous thing to do.

I am hoping to have our Green card applications approved in Category EB3 or EB4. If I get accepted into Freehold then I can qualify as a religous worker as I'l be spreading the Word of God, if not then I can use category EB3.

Can you explain more to me about the application process for moving to Freehold?

I don't have a pastor. There are no baptist churches near me. Only catholic (yuck) and Anglican. Is there a way I can get a pastor here to Sponsor me?

For someone who claims to have $9M in assets (hard to believe, when such assets are 82 acres of farmland and some livestock), you seem to be having a very difficult time getting a visa approved. Going so far as to ask for a Pastor to sponsor you as a religious worker, meaning you are willing to be an indentured servant . . . let's say it makes me wonder.

Daisy may thank you so much.

I have been in touch with Marla Jennings, I told her of your recommendation and she was most pleased. She said something about blueberry muffins but I didn't quite catch it.

She says that although I can't move to Freehold yet, then I should consider something a little more modest yet still maintaining a true christian character. She recommended these which are outside the Freehold exclusion zone. But as she says in an up and coming Godly area.



Second recommendation:



This is my favourite, I like the land around it. What do you think?

I think Ms. Jennings is trying to send you a clear message . . . one which you're not receiving.

These homes are located in New Jersey and Maryland, respectively.

The good news is, each is well outside the Freehold Exclusion Zone. The bad news? They're a bit far away to come to Landover for Sunday service if you expect to be home for dinner.

Brother James, while that second home does bear a striking resemblance to the Baileys' house, if you look closely you will see that Sue's well-loved, but rather unfortunate flower beds are nowhere to be found, and the driveway is paved with asphalt. The Baileys have a cobblestone drive, hand-laid.

[Cursed]

Re: Moving to freehold

Do they have a section of servant shacks or trailer homes in Freehold for bottom feeders like myself?

[Levi Jones]

Re: Moving to freehold

Do they have a section of servant shacks or trailer homes in Freehold for bottom feeders like myself?

No worries. There is a trailer park and a home for parking lot tithers.

[Liam the ex-drunk]

Re: Moving to freehold

For someone who claims to have $9M in assets (hard to believe, when such assets are 82 acres of farmland and some livestock), you seem to be having a very difficult time getting a visa approved. Going so far as to ask for a Pastor to sponsor you as a religious worker, meaning you are willing to be an indentured servant . . . let's say it makes me wonder.

I think Ms. Jennings is trying to send you a clear message . . . one which you're not receiving.

These homes are located in New Jersey and Maryland, respectively.

The good news is, each is well outside the Freehold Exclusion Zone. The bad news? They're a bit far away to come to Landover for Sunday service if you expect to be home for dinner.

Brother James, while that second home does bear a striking resemblance to the Baileys' house, if you look closely you will see that Sue's well-loved, but rather unfortunate flower beds are nowhere to be found, and the driveway is paved with asphalt. The Baileys have a cobblestone drive, hand-laid.

I didn't include my property portfolio or inheritance when I totalled my Assets.

Both are, as you say well outside the freehold exclusion area. However, as long as I am in the Godly USA then at least its 3000 miles closer to Freehold.

[Lost Sheep McUinnean]

Re: Moving to freehold

I didn't include my property portfolio or inheritance when I totalled my Assets.

Both are, as you say well outside the freehold exclusion area. However, as long as I am in the Godly USA then at least its 3000 miles closer to Freehold.

I had planned something similar myself a while back. I started a thread on it. However, God has given me a more important mission in Iberia and that's what I plan to carry out as soon as Rev. Jim can organize the appropriate Bible Study expenses and funding.

You might want to consider an alternative on your own island first. It'll make God happy too.

YIC, McUinnean, of that Ilk.

[James Dewitt]

Re: Moving to freehold

Brother James, while that second home does bear a striking resemblance to the Baileys' house, if you look closely you will see that Sue's well-loved, but rather unfortunate flower beds are nowhere to be found, and the driveway is paved with asphalt. The Baileys have a cobblestone drive, hand-laid.

I do believe you are correct. Just another cookie cutter house. The reason I was confused is that I have been trying to buy that house just up the street from me. I have plans to tear down the house and put in an indoor putting green.