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Translate this page Actress hasn’t bought Bed and BreakfastThursday, April 26th, 2007 Issue 17, Volume 11.
"Inn Love" has followed the couples’ steps in their quest for finding the perfect B&B, at the property negotiating table, a phone call acceptance of their offer and renovations and preparations for their grand opening and ensuing hoopla. It has been quite a whirlwind adventure for these newlyweds. While Oxygen viewers have witnessed this Hollywood couple tearing out carpet, painting and refurnishing this lovely four-bedroom, 4.5-bath bed and breakfast, one lingering question remains. Who actually owns the eight-acre estate Chateau La Rue sits on? Did the celebrity couple buy it or not? The Oxygen Web site has advertised the following: "Tori & Dean have decided to shake things up even more by leaving their Hollywood home, selling their stuff at an estate sale and investing Tori’s $800,000 inheritance into their new business venture – a bed and breakfast for their generation." Other media venues have sung the same tune, claiming that Spelling used Advertisement "Nothing new has been recorded with the County of San Diego," Lerma said. The assessment clerk explained that the computer systems were up to date, having only a three-day lapse for transactions. So who are the property owners of this Fallbrook bed and breakfast? There is no one new. "Christopher King and Patricia King are still the owners," asserted Lerma. The Oak Creek Manor sign may have been replaced with a Chateau La Rue sign, but the documents of legal property ownership have stayed the same. The next logical question would be whether or not the Hollywood couple is in escrow with this property. The answer, once more, is "no." This licensed bed and breakfast property has been on the market for over 300 days and remains active on the Multiple Listing Service [MLS# 064049869]. On April 20, sources confirmed that the Kings’ listing agent admitted that the estate is still for sale, with the price reduced from the original $3.4 million to $2.6 million. When considering the facts versus the image presented to the television-viewing public, it appears that the "Tori and Dean: Inn Love" reality show may not be reality after all. 4 comments
BIG DEAL! ANYONE WITH ANY BRAINS WILL USE SOMEONE ELSES MONEY TO OPEN A BUSINESS, IF POSSIBLE. IT IS A WIN WIN FOR BOTH PARTIES. TORI MADE MONEY, PLUS PUT HER NAME BACK IN THE PRESS. THE ORIGINAL OWNERS MADE MONEY OFF THE LEASE, PLUS ADDED A SELLING POINT TO THE PROPERTY. THE REASON THE PROPERTY HAS NOT SOLD, TOO HIGH, BAD MARKET FOR LARGE PROPERTY AS SUCH. TORI SPENT A FEW BUCKS TO REMODEL THE PLACE, MADE PLENTY OF MONEY OFF OF SHOW, & MOVED ON. WHO CAN SAY SHE IS A DUMB BLOND.
So what if she didn't own it. She fixed it up real modern compared how it used to look. It hasn't sold because it is too expensive for the location!!! The country!!! Maybe it will sell quicker now that Tori lived in it...
I love their show Tori is so nice down to earth.Her two kids are precious too. ![]()
Tori is a smart cookie too bad she dosn t move on and get a new man.Dean is a loser and Tori can do so much better |
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