All of Lynne Curtins housing woes timeline from 8/17 on
Since previous post where accidentally deleted I decided to do a timeline on Lynne Curtins eviction fiascos:
August 17 the Curtins get 3 day notice from Landord to vacate premises.
August 21 Lynne Curtin says 3 day notice invalid.
August 23rd Lynne Curtin gives husband Frank boot to the ass.
August 26th Lynne and family still have not moved out of beach rental.
August 29th the Curtin girls yell and curse at reporter taking pictures from rental.
September 2nd Wednesday. Lynne Curtin and her family finally move their ass out!
Wednesday it was reported by TMZ that Lynne was refusing to move her broke, prune ass out of her rental beach home well today at around noon the OC Register reported that she packed her shit and moved out, finally! The neighbors where happy to see the Curtins leave and were possibly planning a block party.
Here is Lynne posing sexy for the camera in front of the moving van.
Just fucking with ya’ ! But seriously here is the actual garage with all their crap in boxes.
And here is the original article from OC Register on Lynne and the whole moving fiasco apparently the Curtins where not very popular with their neighbors:
September 2nd, 2009, 5:48 pm posted by KELLI HART, THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER
The Real Housewives of Orange County” reality star Lynne Curtin moved out of her Arch Beach Heights home today after receiving an eviction notice yesterday.
The homeowner of the house Curtin and her family rented filed the eviction notice with the Orange County Sheriff’s Department yesterday, according to John McDonald, spokesperson for the sheriff’s department.
Neighbor McKenna Keil, 17, said she saw the Curtins moving their belongings from their home into a moving van around noon today. Fellow neighbors confirmed seeing the family load a huge van or truck right outside their home.
“I know that they’ve been trying to get them out for a while,” Keil said. She said other neighbors were not sad to see the reality star leave.
“They all know the homeowner and know she is being really disrespected,” she said. “They’re (the Curtins) not exactly wanted here.”
TMZ originally reported that Curtin and her husband, Frank, never paid their security deposit, owing more than $12,000 to the original homeowner.
Keil said rumors have been swirling amongst neighbors about the financial status of the Curtin family.
“Instead of paying the rent, security deposit and commission to their Realtor, Lynne got a facelift and her daughter got a nosejob,” Keil said.
Other cast members on “The Real Housewives of Orange County” have reported earning $120,000 or more per season on the popular Bravo reality TV series. But the circumstances regarding the Curtins’ compensation or finances are unknown.
We first reported that Curtin had received an eviction notice some days ago, but Keil said Curtin’s husband refused to answer the door when the papers were served, making them invalid.
This isn’t the first time the reality family has been evicted, either.
Court documents confirm that Curtin and her husband were evicted from their Capistrano Beach home in late May (a home that has appeared on the show).
According to court documents, Curtin and husband had a writ of possession, or five-day eviction notice, served to them from their landlord in late May for an unpaid amount of $13,480 in rent and damages in Dana Point. “Writ of possession” is fancy for, “if you don’t move out, we’ll send law enforcement to kick you out.”
This Laguna Beach home will also appear on the show, as Bravo film crew told us they were shooting ‘exterior shots of the home’ when we arrived at the house today.
The home was seemingly empty, but the garage door was still open, revealing storage and camera equipment, on the right, belonging to Evolution Media, which is shooting the series for Bravo.
There is more rumors swirling around the internet there are some interesting comments I found, about how Lynne and her daughter got tickets for not paying car insurance and that this may be the third eviction, and Frank being a con artist who knows how much of it is true but there is an article also that talks about Frank losing his contractor licence which may of being the result of people accusing him of being a thief. Here is the comments :
Both Lynn and daughter were ticketed for no proof of insurance this summer. Guess face lifts & nose jobs come before auto insurance too! They really don’t give a **** about anybody but themselves! Daughters are obnoxious.
Oh & check OC court records. This is THIRD eviction!
And this one:
Frank Curtin is a complete moron.When he was playing the part of a contractor Iwas completely ripped off by him for $1600.00 also I know a few other sub-contractors who got burned cabinet guy $13,000.00 and various others for thousands.This cat is a thief and I for one cannot believe hes not in jail.These folks dont even have bank accounts.I bet they owe the govt back taxes and should be looked at a little closer. Frank also owes a lady who owns a check cashing store upwards of a huntred grand.KARMA WILL GET YOU!!!
Also here is another interesting article also from OC Register, about the Curtins right after they moved the landlord filed charges agains them for stealing furniture from the rented house many people in the blogsphere are suspecting the landlord of being a famewhore herself:
September 3rd, 2009, 1:34 pm · posted by KELLI HART, THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER
The homeowner of the Laguna Beach house that “The Real Housewives of Orange County” reality star Lynne Curtin rented and was recently evicted from filed a criminal report for grand theft with the Laguna Beach Police Department this morning, according to Lt. Jason Kravetz.
The Curtin family moved out of their rented Arch Beach Heights home yesterday after the homeowner filed an eviction notice with the Orange County Sheriff’s Department.
Kravetz said the homeowner “reported several items missing” and that the previous tenants “took some of the furnishings.”
Police haven’t calculated an exact amount reflecting the missing furnishings because they are working with the homeowner to tally up an itemized report of the missing items (which the tenant typically signs off on in lease agreements with fully furnished homes), Kravetz said.
We will update this post when police estimate the worth of missing items.
And here is the article that talks about Frank Curtin losing his contractors licence:
A Dispute Magnified by the Glare of Celebrity
By Andrea Adelson
| Lynne Curtin |
The cable television audience for “Real Housewives of Orange County” sometime this season can expect to see the real life eviction of one of the show’s stars, but their Laguna Beach landlord was in court this week in an attempt to fast-forward the drama. Teri Iannotti filed court papers in Laguna Hills that set the stage for the county’s sheriff to make an entrance at her Arch Beach Heights home as early as next week, if Frank Curtin, his wife, Lynne, a new addition to “Housewives,” and their two teen-age daughters, don’t leave first.
Though seeing a deputy physically escort the family from the contemporary, two-story home may make good television, Frank Curtin said Tuesday the family is packing up and intends to leave before law enforcement arrives to evict them. “She misjudged the situation to try to discredit us,” said Mr. Curtin. “When you’re in the public eye, you’re scrutinized,” he said.
Iannotti’s local attorney, Carter Mudge, expects the show’s producers to capitalize on the Curtins’ probable move. “Producers thrive on this conflict,” Mudge said. In fact, a crew was on location shooting exterior scenes at the house on Wednesday, though there were no signs of the Curtins or the movers. The Bravo cable network, a unit of NBC Universal, owns the production, now in its fourth season.
The town’s celebrity cache was cemented by the lush production values of MTV’s reality show, “Laguna Beach: The Real OC,” documenting the lives of local teenagers for three seasons beginning in 2004. Perhaps it’s a coincidence, but since the Curtins moved to Laguna from Capistrano Beach in July, “Housewives” film crews have been spotted in recent weeks at local hot spots, such as the St. Regis hotel and Casa del Camino’s rooftop lounge, managers have confirmed.
Curtin, 52, a Laguna Beach contractor whose license was suspended last month, according to the state contractor’s license board, said his business last year was the worst he’s experienced. “I hit a rough spot with finances,” said Curtin, who blamed himself for failing to fulfill the lease’s terms. He described the lease dispute with Iannotti as “a tiny issue with money. She decided not to be patient.”
Iannotti, whose business in real estate sales has also nosedived, jumped at the $65,000 windfall the Curtins offered through an agent for her 3,200 square feet home during the show’s expected eightmonth production schedule. A colleague checked their credit and she assumed Bravo paid them well for allowing the intrusion of cameras into their private lives.
To accommodate the show’s production schedule, Iannotti scrambled to move her belongings out and dislocate a border. She said the Curtins paid the first month’s rent in July, but reneged on two promised security fees and deposits totaling $15,000. When Iannotti forbid the production company from filming in the house due to the tenant dispute, the independent producers agreed to pay a per day rate directly. She says the producers forbid her from disclosing the fee.
“Everyone thought it was an amazing opportunity,” Iannotti said. “Now, I’m feeling like an idiot.”
Instead of profits, Iannotti is sleeping on her parents’ couch, without the anticipated funds to secure a rental herself, and hiring a lawyer to draft an unlawful detainer complaint, which was served on the Curtins on Aug. 26. The law gives tenants five days to respond to the eviction notice. Frank Curtin said he intends to do so, even though the five-day period has lapsed.
In Iannotti’s neighborhood, reactions to the new tenants and their pending departure were mixed.
Downhill neighbor Ross Fallah, walking his two dogs Tuesday, welcomes Iannotti’s return. His litany of complaints with the Curtins ran long: their barking dog, cigarette butts dropped in his sideyard, and overhearing the “confession booth,” as filming went on next door.
Other neighbors, Hesh and Debra Lansky, appreciated that the Curtins came over to introduce themselves when moving in. They haven’t been troubled by the film crew’s SUV, which generally parks off the street.
Even so, their loyalties are clear. “They didn’t take care of their obligations,” Mr. Lansky said.
Fans of blogs and the Internet celebrity news site TMZ may learn where the Curtins end up next. Frank Curtin declined to say. He defended his wife, Lynne, a jewelry designer, as an innocent party in the dispute, which he blames on his own lack of contracting work. “I fell short,” he said. “I’m in good company,” he added.
“We did the show thinking it was light hearted fun. We were hoping for careers for our daughters,” he said.
Here is the latest where it shows that police has actual list of items said to be stolen by the Curtin clan:
Evicted ‘Housewife’ Accused of Looting
Posted Sep 5th 2009 2:00AM by TMZ Staff
Not only did “Real Housewife of Orange County” Lynne Curtin not own the house she was living in on the show, she also didn’t own the furniture … and now she’s accused of stealing a bunch of stuff after she moved out this week.
The actual homeowner claims Curtin stole a bookcase, credenza, armoire and a glass shelf — worth around $5,000 — and reported the alleged thievery to Laguna Beach Police Department yesterday.
The homeowner also claims the home’s carpet was trashed, there were holes in the walls and the travertine tub was damaged.
We got a statement from the homeowner, who said, “I am blown away that grown people can behave this way. They have daughters, how can they seriously think they are setting an example.”
And lets not forget the scam artist noble website called fundbunch.com trying to help Lynne Curtin get the money to pay the rent but unfortunately for the Curtins it has only collected $30.00 and a shit load of bad comments.
Here is Lynne possing for the fundbunch website:
But thanks to Bravo Lynne went from begging on the side of the freeway for money to this:
The latest gossip I heard from a gossipy bird is that Bravo came to the rescue as they should, and paid for temporary residence at a local nice hotel in Orange County. Yeah I think Bravo should pay the bill on this one since Bravo is banking money off embarrassing these people, even though they asked for it, regardless of that, everyone now knows the Curtins’ business and how they broke ass don’t even have a pot to shit in, and how they are one paycheck away from being homeless, not to mention all the smart ass asshole bloggers clowning on them! HI LYNNE!
I feel the least Bravo could do is pay for their housing since this show seems to be their only source of income.
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