Does it look like Frost’s father was the one who bought the property from Muth in ‘90? Ergo, the younger Frosts may have been living there as a gift from the elder Frosts and that improvements to the property may have been paid for by the elder Frosts (as they were the owners) and then the property was transferred to the younger Frosts for only $52,500 in 2005.
The elder Frosts could “gift” a lot of money every year to a family of 6. Would that money have to be reported on the SCHIP forms?
I too thought that might be the case, but didn't see any evidence for it in that particular record.
The elder Frosts could “gift” a lot of money every year to a family of 6. Would that money have to be reported on the SCHIP forms?
According to Rush today (if I understood him correctly), the SCHIP program as administered by Maryland requires almost no financial documentation from applicants!
(I hope I'm wrong on that last point -- someone please correct me if I am!)