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On the LNK show “KK2 Friday”, famous Lithuanians admitted that not all investments pay off and sometimes turn into a real headache, and the house even turns into a prison.
Here, the singer Marius Jampolskis, who bought a house on the road and decided to sell it after 6 years, lost at least 25,000 euros.
“It has been impossible to live far from the city just for the needs of my daughter and my wife,” says Marius, who grew up on asphalt and had a house in the country as his dream.
Artist Jurgita Minderytė, who has been fighting for her parents’ home for 11 years, also shared the painful story of losing her home.
The luxury apartment in Vilnius Old Town was lured by scammers from her parents.
Shocked by the loss of home, the parents died, and Jurgita continues to fight in court and is already seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.
An unpleasant home-related story also happened to the famous dancer Vytautas Mackonis. He and his brother received gifts from their parents in a nearly 400-square-meter house in Vilnius. Wanting to start his own business, Vytautas mortgaged his house and took out a loan.
“I started a non-ferrous scrap business, which initially developed very well. But then there was a crash that ruined everything. These are the losses that I have had so far and they really are very big, huge, to name a few. Now I fight every day for the survival of that house. Several courts are taking place, several instances are being sent to take it away, ”Vytautas said on the night of“ KK2 Friday ”at 7.30 pm.
The famous man confesses: he does not give up, he fights and does not lose hope of keeping his house.
